Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photography. Show all posts

Friday, February 17, 2012

up in the clouds

There are days I just can't be bothered to write about airlines signing codeshare agreements with other airlines or hotel groups launching new properties in the newest booming province in China. No matter how hard I try, there are days that I just can't.

This is one of those days.

Today, my mind is perfectly content to be up in the clouds. And I think it'll be a while til it plops back down into the ground.


Sky over Krabi, Thailand
May 2011

Monday, October 18, 2010

mr. draper


Jon Hamm being his dreamy self. I can't get enough of him, and Mad Men, of course! See more photos of 'Inside Mad Men' by James Minchin III for Rolling Stone here.

[Photos from Rolling Stone]

Saturday, August 7, 2010

golden hour

After an afternoon of heavy rain, the skies opened up and lit up with a beautiful glow.




It would be a shame not to capture this moment. Our neighbors from across our balcony seem to think so. They shouted out: "What a great idea!"

Aside from these digital shots, I took out Elvis (my Supersampler) and snapped away. I'm hoping he successfully captured the beautiful orange skies.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

smoke rising

I've stopped smoking. Well, I'm really more of social smoker anyway. But I recently came across pictures of people smoking on We Heart It and was inexplicably drawn to the images. I know it's bad for you and all, but you've got to admit that there's something sexy about a girl wearing a disheveled look, with a cigarette on one hand, and smoke slowly rising.

All in black and white, of course.




Friday, July 30, 2010

is he or is she?


I've always been drawn to the androgynous look. This picture best captures the look I like.


[Photo from The Sartorialist]

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

baby dreams

Recently chanced upon Mila's Daydreams, a blog of a talented mom by the name of Adele who took on a new hobby while on maternity leave - that is to take pictures of her baby sleeping and imagining what her little one is dreaming about.

This is just too cute to pass up. Too cute, I say!

Up

 Imaginary Friend

Surfer Girl

Wanna see more? Click here. 

[Photos from Mila's Daydreams]

Sunday, July 25, 2010

the impossible cool is too cool

Pleasantly came across The Impossible Cool, a blog dedicated to posting fascinating photos of equally fascinating personalities.

Coddington.

JFK Jr.

Lennon.

Baker.

Warhol.

Waits.

I've spent a good amount of the day just browsing through photos. Yeah, this blog will have that effect on you. Definitely worth following.

[Photos from The Impossible Cool]

Friday, July 23, 2010

princess and the pea shoot

Lookie! A gorgeous Princess and the Pea themed wedding shoot that I spotted over at 100 Layer Cake.


More prettiness here.

[Photo from 100 Layer Cake]

Thursday, July 22, 2010

harinezumi i want

I don't have a digital camera. I refuse to get one. In fact, D has offered to get me one for Christmas last year but I vehemently opposed the idea. Thanks, but no thanks. I would like to stick to analog film, thankyouverymuch.

But the Digital Harinezumi made me think twice, especially with the release of the Digittal Harinezumi 2 with audio capabilities. I think what really drew me in is the fact that I can still enjoy the imperfections of the blurry and out of focus shots, but at the same time enjoy the convenience of being able to upload it asap as opposed to waiting weeks, or in my case months, to finish a roll of film.

 It's teeny tiny!
[Photo from DigiCamReview.com]

What's more, the Digital Harinezumi enables users to shoot videos! I am head over heels in love with this feature and just thinking of all the flimsy, shaky videos I can take with it makes me want to squeal with the distinctive exhilaration of a 15-year-old Justin Bieber fan.

I can watch Harinezumi videos all day. In fact, D and I pleasantly wasted our whole morning watching a bunch of them. Here's one video that I luuuurve:



Digital Harinezumi 2 from 2122748828 on Vimeo.

There's more here. Oh and here.

When I get one, and I WILL SOON, I will name it Naoyumi, which is the name of the youngest and only daughter of my Japanese neighbor back in Manila.

I can't wait to get Naoyumi!

Saturday, June 19, 2010

steady saturday

D and I spent Saturday separately. Well, for 4 hours at least. I watched Sex and the City 2 and he went to a tech store to get his geek on. It was definitely a first for us as we almost always do everything together. It's good to have alone time once in a while.

D was also raving about a new camera app he downloaded for his phone. Here are some shots of a rainy Saturday afternoon in Bangkok.



Not bad for a camera phone, no? 
I have camera phone envy because my Blackberry takes crappy pictures.

Bangkok Underground

Skywalk to the Skytrain

Meanwhile, inside the mall... We decided to grab a bite at Greyhound Cafe.

I couldn't decide what to order.

But later on settled with this yummy brownie and a plate of DIY Nachos with Grilled Chicken. 

No picture of the nachos with grilled chicken. It was so good we finished it before we even thought of taking a photo.

How was your Saturday?

Sunday, May 2, 2010

RDJ love

 Well, hello there cutie.

So have you guys watched Iron Man 2 yet? I heard mix reviews - good ones from geeks and bad ones from non-geeks.

I'll take the geek reviews. They know what they're talking about.

[Photo from calories make me happy]

Friday, April 30, 2010

teehee

D said I give him this look a lot.

[Photo from t e l e s p h o r e]

Thursday, April 22, 2010

steep street awesomeness

If I lived in the US and I were to get my engagement photos taken, I would love to have it taken by a talented photographer that goes by the name of Kelty Luber, the genius behind Steep Street. She takes wonderful, wonderful pictures. Here are some of my favorites in her awesome gallery:




Did I tell you that she also does web design, print work and customized art? Seriously, this girl is bursting with creativity! I. Am. Jealous.

Want to see more of her purty pictures? Click here.


[Photos by Kelty Luber]

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Josh Goleman and the super top-secret film

One of the photographers that I follow is Josh Goleman who, among other things, took the pictures of my favorite wedding ever. I found out just recently that he took part in The Impossible Project (which I mentioned in one of my earlier posts) as a beta tester for the new analog film they developed.

Here are some of the amazing shots he took with the "super top-secret film":





[Photos by Josh Goleman]

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