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Posts Tagged ‘Photography’
Cebu Sinulog 2010
Posted By jesh on February 3rd, 2010
Whew! It had been a few days already since the Sinulog celebration. Anyway, I have finally set my gallery of the selected shots I’ve took during the Grand Parade. It was not really a good day to take pictures because of the rain. You can view more pictures in this and this link.
Posted in Festivals
My DSLR! :D
Posted By jesh on January 17th, 2010
Finally! I have my own DSLR after years of waiting and saving. I opted to have a Nikon D90 above anything else. Sadly, resources wasn’t enough so I decided to have a Canon EOS 500D instead. Still not bad though. After reading a some few reviews, the 500D still turned out to be a good and a competitive DSLR. Here are some of its basic features:
- Sensor – 15.1 million effective pixels (15.1 MP)
- Display – 3.0″ TFT LCD with 920.000 dots
- Image processor – DIGIC 4
- AF Points – 9 AF Points
- Continuous shooting – 3.4 photos/sec
- Video capability – Full HD Video
You can browse over its specs page for more information. Below are also some shots of my DSLR. I used my C902 instead. hehe. :D
I’m not saying that my cam is the best, but of course, I’m just proud to share one of my own. :)
Posted in Hobbies
9 Photomanipulation Picks
Posted By jesh on August 10th, 2009
I’ve been browsing over the internet looking for some cool stuffs and graphic arts and I end up tagging these photos as part of my favorites with abstract vector touches, lighting effects and some simple photo manipulation designs. Enjoy browsing over this gallery and be inspired.
“Fast and Beautiful”
“Retro Style”
“Feel the beat”
“Lady Eve and the Apple”
“The Fragile”
“Photomanipulation Abstract”
“Color Combustion”
“Attentions”
“Mas Pelas”
More inspiring digital design at Artician, Flickr, DeviantArt, and Behance.
Posted in Multimedia
