AimlessShooter

I was never used to facing in front of the camera as I'm always working behind it pressing the shutter button but this time my other half and I are planning to create something as we were preparing for our wedding which happened last Nov. 22, 2014. Yes, this one is well worthy of my post :)

Aside from the normal Prenuptial photoshoot common these days, both of us are trying something on our own. So we asked my wife's cousin Sunshine to click the shutter button for us. Most of the framing and compositions are my suggestions.

It was fun preparing everything from the attire to the styling as we are not stylist in our own right and we're not sure if the photoshoot will turn out well.

Here are some of the selected photos presented during our Wedding Day.

We're supposed to have waterfalls hunting within southern part of Cebu province not realizing that most of the waterfalls that we are going to visit are all closed due to the recent Tropical Depression that hit the province.

Upon reaching Saliring bridge, Malabuyoc it turned out that the bridge is closed for it was damaged because of the recent event. We were not able to pass through going to our target destination, Samboan. Within the area there were some commotions going on, we notice a familiar scene of a house that we saw from a video shared in Facebook (see here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MB4jQT61low).

We took several snapshots to document what we experienced that day.

Jason Baldado, 7-year old boy who survived the onslaught of Typhoon Queenie by climbing into a coconut tree.






Further, we took some pictures of the aftermath of the storm, shown below is the Saliring River






This old tree fell down causing the bridge to collapse.


Trisikad (tok-tok) drivers waiting for passengers as the other side of the the bridge is not passable by heavy vehicles.




People have to help each other to transfer goods to the next town.






Later that day, life is back to normal for most of the people in the town.


Oh, and we managed to take some waterfall shots before going home. This is one of the most accessible falls in Cebu.

Mantayupan Falls, Barili, Cebu

We just had our first gig for ColorChrome, a group of photo enthusiast aiming to deliver quality and timeless images for those would be couples. The experience was worthwhile, we had great fun capturing each moment of Syne and Leslie's most important event of their life--their wedding.

Looking forward for more gigs with ColorChrome.

Here's some of the photos I took.

Just a quick post on a recent photo shoot with my photo buddies. This one is for an online dress shop Mom&Me.

So I got nothing else to do on my free time after work. I got bored browsing the net and haven't been shooting photo sessions since I came for work in Singapore. As a result of this boredom of mine, I took some time to do composite works or photo-montage.

According to web definitions Photo-montage is the process of making a composite photograph by cutting and joining a number of other photographs. From the definition itself this technique requires lots of creative imagination, skills and patience which I'm short of, but I guess I was able to squeeze something out of my limited creativity and manage to produce something which I hope you'll enjoy looking at.

I'm still new to this kind of stuff but I'm trying my best to improve and would like to continue creating some more fictional worlds. Please drop some comments of what you think of these images.

Stocks used: http://www.sxc.hu