I consider my trip as a travel photography. What I noticed when you do travel photography is there's not much time for you to double-check your camera settings. With the bright daylight, it's hard to tell the quality of the images even if you have a big camera LCD. Therefore, I learned to check the camera settings before going out. And try not to ask someone to hold the camera for you. I did that and they accidentally messed up the settings. It cost me some great images. :-D
Another thing, it's hard to mix family quality time with travel photography. :-D I was not able to do much creative shots since my goal that time was to capture moments with my wife. :) I was, however, able to manage some good shots while she does shopping or while sleeping. :-D Here they are:
The first one is my favorite. Very artistic photo. It's not editted. No tripod used. No need since I took it not on an evening, but mid-afternoon. ;-) The second one was taken 7AM from our hotel's balcony. The last one, well, just took it for stock. :-D
4 comments:
Pine Trees photo was significant! You should have taken a lot more hehe.
"Poem for the Pines"
Shades of dark
from behind
seem to make a subject,
however virtue has it
that trees are meant
for beauty, with or without.
-mhenkie 02-11-08
Thank you, mhenkie! Very lovely poem, too. :)
I looveeee the first pic too! Masarap din ung strawberries! Galeng galeng!
Hi gem! Thanks for the comment! Natikman mo ba yung strawberries? :-D
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