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The hiatus continues. With my wife about to give birth anytime soon, I'm perfectly content with staying home instead of going out to shoot. A big change in lifestyle is coming and I admit sometimes I get the itch to shoot. Can't run the risk now, though, so these days I soothe my photography itch by going back to my old photos. Let me share photos from 2009, most of these haven't been processed and shared online before.  Washington D.C. Metro / January 2009  D.C. Metro Blur / January 2009  This was a few days before Barack Obama's inauguration. Hope was certainly in the air. / January 2009  Washington Monument / January 2009  Girl viewing the old TV display at the Smithsonian / January 2009  Cousin Kaye waiting for her mom at the airport, and me with the nifty 50mm / March 2009  Kaye's mini-shoot / April 2009  Stalactites and stalagmites inside Luray Caverns / April 2009  A wall panel at the Getty Center in Los Angeles / May 2009  Loving those curves at the Getty Center / May 2009  The Getty Center was built with one purpose in mind : to look good in photos / May 2009  Santa Monica Beach / May 2009  Poster says it all / May 2009  Universal Studios cinemas / May 2009  Carlsbad flower fields / May 2009  Nauticus Naval Museum, Norfolk, Virginia / May 2009  The characters at a Japanese garden / May 2009  Caylabne Bay gazebo, Cavite / June 2009  A very ordinary maya bird, but extraordinary to me because I don't get to shoot birds this close / July 2009  Faceless child and Optimus Prime, Binondo / August 2009  Dam's View, Baler, Aurora / August 2009  Boating with a tire and a stick / August 2009  Baler, overlooked / August 2009  Autumn in Aurora / August 2009  The first ever Hothouse workshop by Metrophoto's Oly Ruiz / September 2009  Anie at Villamor / September 2009  Easy Bellarocca, Marinduque / October 2009  Bellarocca suite / October 2009  The endless ocean view, Bellarocca / October 2009  Lady with the forgotten name / December 2009 Thanks for bearing with my boredom. Till next time. =) The weather has been scorching-crazy, my wife is ready to give birth anytime soon, so I haven't had the time and the audacity to go out and shoot lately. And when I stare at my iMac's screen while wasting time on Facebook and playing Civilization 5 (which I've rekindled the passion to play), I get reminded that I bought the iMac for my photo post-processing. So no shoots, no new photos, what will I play with? Why not go back to old photos? After all it's been my habit of storing all my RAW files. As I sorted photos from 2009, one set stood out that I really wanted another crack on. It's from a band shoot I did in April 2009 in Virginia Beach, USA. The Following Morning, a local start-up band, asked for a photoshoot and coursed it thru my cousin Dianne (herself a band-junkie at that time). It was memorable because it was my first paid gig (and the pay was good). They set the date, chose the location, I did the shooting, and the rest was history. I've posted photos from this shoot in my Multiply before, but as I said, I wanted another crack. Here's my take 2 of The Following Morning, some of the photos haven't been processed or posted before :         Now I wonder whatever happened to these guys. I do hope their band flourished. Looking back, I just miss doing a band shoot. This was my first, and up until now the only time. If you know a band who needs a photoshoot, let me know. I'd love to do it. My rates are reasonable. Haha. Thanks for looking. Enjoy the summer. =) |
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