Archive for September, 2009
Francis Nollan Damaso - Capturing Everything in a Click
by Yugel Losorata–
Time is of the essence as some artists find it amazing when they’re able to produce something creative in the blink of an eye.
Forty-two-year-old hobbyist Francis Nollan Damaso gets the fulfillment each time he’d put in a single frame all the right emotions and visual [...]
Making Things Work-
by Erick Lirios–
There are many issues about photography that need to be covered beyond the usual. For one thing, photography isn’t really about just talent. It’s part of the deal but when making money is the main goal, there are other important considerations. This is the main crux of Gary Gladstone’s “Corporate and [...]
From the Inbox (15)–
Aside from new readers writing in, this column has also been receiving a lot of images from others who had been featured before. As a way of accommodating as many contributors as possible, we will be featuring the images (including some that have been submitted since January) by theme starting today. This [...]
Brush and Shutter
A Fusion of Photography and Painting–
Tintero ties up with Breakthrough and Milestone Productions International (BMPI) in presenting Brush and Shutter, a charity photo and painting exhibit. The main objective of this event is to help send and sustain the Free College Education Program for underprivileged students highlighting photography works by Daniel S. Razon [...]
Photo Memoirs of China-
Photos by Sonny Camarillo–
Sonny Q. Camarillo learned photography the hard way. It was a necessity for him as a photo counter salesman way back in 1967 in Binondo, Manila. He had to learn the craft because of the numerous queries from his customers on how to improve the quality of their shots. [...]
Calling all photography enthusiasts!–
If you have a good photograph that you would like to share and you think is good enough to be published, send it to us (including some technical information about the image). We are looking for images of any subject that will catch the readers’ attention and paint a thousand words. After [...]
The Continuing Passion–
We started talking about the Yashica J3 last week, the little known product that it is. To recap, there is hardly anything automated with it and it really does show you what the “reflex” in “Single Lens Reflex” really means. It’s amazing to see that it actually does operate without batteries and that [...]
