Through my lenses.

The magical world of BULB.

EDIT: I forgot to tell you that I've used Analog camera on this. More reason to love it!

España road in different shutter speeds.
besides your baby-slr
all you need is you handy-dandy tripod!
(this is not attainable when you don't havet. believe me.)

Don't you just lavet??
I was and I am still addicted to B.
Who wouldn't? Right?



xoxo, G

Analog Love

Would you believe me if I tell you that I used an Analog camera on this?

Yes! That's right! :) I took this as an experiment while I was still udergoing my photography class. I was just a rookie and I am still (i guess?). We were required to use an analog camera first. Good thing my dad still have his analog camera in his treasure box.

Every after a shoot or when my film roll is ready to be developed, my photo buddies and I would go to Quiapo. They would have there photos printed but I don't print my photos. After developing I'll just have it scanned and I'll get all the photos in a cd. I prefer soft copies than hard copies. Because it's cheaper. :-))

ISO- 100 Speed- 1sec Aperture-f3

Then I showed it to my friends... next thing I know they're in my house already, ready for a photo opt. They told me that my bookshelf is so photogenic. Love.

word? word up!

xoxo, G

Analog Love

The art of photography. Amazing. Captivating. Expressive. Passion. Elusive. Abstract. A photograph is life distilled and preserved for eternity. A photograph conveys, in a way no words can.

One of the things that keep me busy this summer is my photography class. It wasn't planned at all. Dad just asked me if I am interested since I won't be doing anything sensible for my vacation. Curiosity is one factor why I said yes eagerly. Didn't it amaze you like it amazes me when you see photographs like so real, so well detailed, so captivating, so eloquent and all. That drives me. I am just a rookie with this field but I am thirsting to learn more and with that I hope I'll go beyond.


The photo above was taken on Saturday, my first exposure. The catch was we're only allowed to use analog cameras with 100 ISO films. That's a big twist knowing that in today's digital world where we are used to see our photos right after we click. Well, its just a matter of challenge.
I thought we're just shooting landscapes and nature but little did I know that we're taking portraiture instead. It was pretty tiring shooting 6 models under the scorching heat of the sun but it was undeniably fun and its so inspiring. One day... one day...