Archive for March, 2010
Atty. Andrew Magturo - Raising the Bar
by Yugel Losorata
If photography is another case to be handled, then lawyer Andrew Magturo has found a winnable one. His talent for it has made it quite easy to push the tide in his favor. Like a prosecutor asking a witness with a barrage of witty questions, he’s been [...]
Caramoan in Focus–
STI Center of Arts formally opened the 30-day photo exhibit featuring captivating images captured by six of the most sought-after photographers in the country today. The photo exhibit aptly called “Caramoan x 6″ showcases the breathtaking islands of Caramoan, as seen through the lens of master photographers Jun De Leon, Sara Black, Jake [...]
Bolt from the Blue (First Part)
by Ed Yap–
One of the benefits of the Internet era, to publications like ours, is that we get reader feedback within a few days — sometimes within hours — of the release of an issue. Magazines, in particular, don’t have to wait two issues to print reader feedback or act [...]
Largest Digital Image–
Every so often I check on the news regarding the largest digital image created most recently. Ever since Max Lyons broke the digital barrier in 2003 with his 1 gigapixel image of Bryce Point in Utah - manually stitched from 196 images taken with a 6-megapixel camera - various groups have come up [...]
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 [...]
Getting in Deep–
There comes a time when you decide that, hey, you really do want to do more in your photography and that this is not just a “weekend warrior” thing for you anymore. The idea is that your feet are already wet and it feels right enough for you to go in deeper.
Scott Kelby’s [...]
Bigmike Muin - Shooter from the South
by Yugel Losorata
It may be a different scene in the Southern part of the Philippines as far as photography is the point of discussion. For one, Zamboanga City has no photo clubs. Yet the caliber of photographers this place produces is essentially as good as anyone from all over, [...]
