Wherever you go, I shall goWherever you live, so shall I liveYour people will be my peopleAnd your God will be my God, too.Wherever you die, I shall dieAnd there shall I be buried beside youWe will live together foreverAnd our love will be the gift of our lives.
Among the many images this column has been receiving are pictures of people having fun.
To forge friendship and share among themselves fun and techniques in photography, 50 photographers from five Asian countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam converged recently in Padang, Indonesia. The affair was called Crossing Bridges 6.
Photography is a powerful medium to document wonderful experiences in life.
Fortunately, there have been things which have changed little over the years. Pentax is one of these.
Light writing is now fast becoming the next big thing among young, creative Filipinos.
Depending on how we use them, memory cards can have a shorter or longer lifespan. I am listing just a couple of points from the guidelines given by Barrie Smith in an article posted on www.digitalphotographyschool.com.
Dawis Elwin Noche is one of those guys who really deliver the kind of wedding images that lead couples into spending a lifetime of togetherness.
Not the heads of two strangers whose tops touch each other at a diner, but the neck of a bottle of ketchup jutting out of the counter.
When things go wrong, people often ask “Why?” and seldom get answers.
Canon has launched the EOS 7D aimed at bridging the gap between skilled amateurs and professional photographers.
Before we begin our lesson, let us take a look back to our topics covered in the past 24 months.
The column today is an assortment of image themes from new and old contributors.
Taking a walk one day on a street in Sta. Cruz, Manila proved more than just an ordinary day for hobbyist EJ Sabandal.
The recent “Hello Malaysia” exhibit at the SM Mall of Asia gave mall-goers the rare opportunity to get a glimpse of the scenic beauty, people, lifestyle, and culture of this Southeast Asian country through 100 compelling photographs taken by some of the country’s leading photojournalists.
Photographing images is arguably the most appealing way to preserve a scene that can never be repeated.
Couples are compatible when they share similar interests. Such a team-up more often creates a more beautiful image of two people in love.
It really works best to do some research first or at least have someone who did along when you try to buy yourself a tripod.
More readers sent in their tributes to Tita Cory after last week’s feature.
A urologist by profession, Lester Garcia is an achiever even by doctors’ standards.
