Grief… Live is filled with grief Grief for being born into a broken world Grief for growing up demeaned and bullied. Grief for the childhood lost Grief for that many life choices were subtly but firmly denied and decided for me Grief that the ability to dream had been supressed and lost Grief for a […]
As a hobbyist photographer, I would love to shoot on a daily basis but life happens and things do not always go as we planned. Sometimes I get to do it daily, but most of the times, I go on days without picking up my camera. These are some shots I was able to take […]
Last Saturday, my son and I had the opportunity to spend a couple of hours along Maginhawa Street for a photowalk. I had my Sony A7C2 along and he had his Fuji XE-4 with him. Both of us decided to shoot with primes , I had my Sony 50mm f/1.4GM and my son had his […]
The author reflects on their transition from using the Fuji XT5 back to the Sony A7CII, driven by a desire for more authentic photography. After becoming reliant on Fuji’s colors and recipes, they realized the importance of focusing on composition and light. The switch highlights their excitement about discovering new techniques and experiencing a learning curve with Sony’s system.
We took advantage of April 9 ( Bataan Day) being a national holiday to go to Makati for a family brunch at Spotted Pig (right across Yardstick) in Esteban, Legazpi Village. The food, coffee and ambiance were pretty good. Saw these luxury cars parked there so I just had to snap some shots. After our […]
Holy Week in the Philippines is a time for reflection and vacation. Many travel, transforming cities into quiet places. The author shares their experience in Clark, Pampanga, highlighting biking, swimming, and family gatherings. They reflect on the area’s development and express appreciation for the trip, mentioning photography with their Fuji XT5 camera.
One of my bucket lists is to be able to visit and see Mt Fuji. It has always been a dream of mine. As a photo enthusiast, I have always wanted to capture the majestic symbol of Japan through my lens. Mt. Fuji is an active volcano about 100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo. Commonly called […]
A day excursion to Nikko was one of the highlights of our Tokyo trip. Nikko is a small charming city located north of Tokyo in the Tochigi Prefecture. We joined a guided tour, traveling comfortably by bus from Shinjuku – a journey of just over two hours. We did make a short pit stop along […]
We started the day really bright and early as we wanted to enjoy the calm of Tokyo before the rush hour. Our agenda for the morning was to walk to the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. After an early breakfast at Starbucks, we walked to the garden, which was a 15–20-minute walk from our hotel. Even […]
One thing I love about Japan is their railway system. I love how efficient, punctual and comprehensive it is. I also love how the trains look so aesthetic pleasing. I do find the train/subway system to be a bit intimidating due to its complexity. But the bottom line about it is that it simply works […]
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