Digital Photography (2nd Edition)

[yatakitumbi]

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[pandisal]

playing w/ filters - circular polarizer ....


too bad no wind, it could have a good effect w/ the flag.

[pnoize]

playing w/ filters - circular polarizer ....


too bad no wind, it could have a good effect w/ the flag.

aaaah...good 'ol SFO. great pics!

[agoroy]

the reason for this is that IR has a tendancy to penetrate thin clothing giving one an
"x-rated x-ray vision" of what someone is wearing... or not wearing underneath.



pareha ani, using a special filter...

thanks wikitoy .. palit nya ko ig IR filter ... besides for art sake, naa man diay ni mas tarong na gamit ang IR

[irangejuice]

Canon EOS 350D, 1/80s, f/3.5, 95mm, ISO 400.

When I was walking around Ayala Center Cebu, I saw a lot of people gathered at Charles & Kieth.  Due to my curiosity,  I went close for a look. I asked one guy, "What's going on?".  He answered, "There's an actress / model." I replied, "That chick you mean? who is she?".  "You know, Francine? Francine Prieto?", the man said.  Actually, he told me a lot about her, Bench model, sexy star, etc.  Honestly? I don't know her, UNTIL TODAY! Am I still living in this country or what?

Good thing I always bring with me my camera with my walk around lens (70-200).  I took a few candid shots, while Francine was busy posing and smiling with fans shooting pictures using their phone cams and some point & shoots.

Until the security guard told me to move in closer, so i got in and start aiming my gun.  Looking through my viewfinder, she saw me by surprise with an SLR (good thing i brought one). She did a few poses with her dazzling smiles. Oh well, here's one for you guys.

Did I spell her name correctly?

So what're the moral lessons here?

I can think of a couple:

1.  Exercises and workouts make a strong photographer.  So you can easilly call a 70-200 f2.8L IS a walk-around glass. 
2.  The root word for male-security-guard is male.  Not all security guards hate photographers with DSLRs, especially with a hot model around.
3.  DSLRs are like Ecx for models.  They make them smile and like you more.
4.  Franscine is hot.

[CrasHBURN]

So what're the moral lessons here?

I can think of a couple:

1. Exercises and workouts make a strong photographer. So you can easilly call a 70-200 f2.8L IS a walk-around glass.
2. The root word for male-security-guard is male. Not all security guards hate photographers with DSLRs, especially with a hot model around.
3. DSLRs are like Ecx for models. They make them smile and like you more.
4. Franscine is hot.

It is so rare you can find a nice looking photographer with a white lens... Rare breed i say... LOL!!! joke!

bitaw, moral 1 is ok hahah!... more 3 is true... 4? its obvious... LOL!

[tolstoi]

grats crash..nindut pagka kuha ang curves ug outline

[CrasHBURN]

grats crash..nindut pagka kuha ang curves ug outline

LOL at curves! hahaha! naa pagyud outline! hehehe...

[yatakitumbi]

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[CrasHBURN]

yatakitumbi: ngilngiga diay nimo bai... hilom2x lang ka... sige post ug advertisement... hehehe.. nice photos bro! good work on the PP!