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Linggo, Hunyo 9, 2013

Making love with the camera tutorial.

So I have decided to teach you some few tips I know on how to end up with a really good picture.
Most of the times I just use the camera's self-timer when taking self shots and if you're going to ask me what camera I'm using, well I have my cheap android tablet's front facing camera (which is a 2.0MP btw, pretty low quality I know) and a Fujifilm digicam. I like to think that I'm a model and a photographer in one.
There are some cases that only me can understand things, especially the camera angles, photo shoot theme, the model's pose, the styling, and etc. So if anyone doesn't get what I have in mind then that's the time I work alone.

Anyways before going into action I'm going to first tell you the secret on how to look good at pictures.

  1. Think of the location or the venue where you're going to spend some time. If it's an open ground you should keep in mind what time you're going to have your shoot, pick between mornings or before sundown. Mahirap magconduct ng shoot kung maaraw, well there is an advantage though. You'll get enough sunlight that you wouldn't even need to use your lightings, less hassle diba? Kaso you'll get sunburn naman. Wear something comfortable if ikaw ang photog. Yung makakagalaw ka ng ayos and yung presko. And if your location is just your room and you just converted it as a mini studio, know how to maximize your surroundings. Make that little space, huge! 
  2. Look at the mirror first before you make love to the camera. Check kung oily yung skin, kung kailangan pa magretouch, kung may dumi sa muka, or etc. It's a waste of time kung after makuha yung shot eh may madedetect na something sa muka tapos it turns out that shot would have been perfect kung hindi nga lang sa something na iyon. You can't have the same perfect shot twice. Kaya wala ka dapat sinasayang na frame or shot and besides siguro naman ayaw mong maging kahihiyan right? Hehe!
  3. Make faces. Well depending on your theme. But seriously, modeling isn't always about having a serious face. Sabi nga ni Tyra Banks, "Smize with your eyes.". Minsan kailangan din nating magloosen up. Mahirap kung puro same set of face mood lang ang ibibigay mo, you should give different variety of faces, be versatile. Lalo na paglimited lang yung time. I personally like yung candid shots, for example habang nakikipagusap ka kung kanino, natawa, nakain, something na stolen moment. Minsan kasi mas genuine yung shot pagstolen, so nasasayo nadin kung ikaw yung photographer kung kukuhanan mo siya ng candid shots.


That's it I guess. I mean I have told everything i know, I think I may have forgotten something but I'll just make another blog post. And btw, those 3 tips I gave is meant for both model and photographer in one like me. But it'll help you anyways. I'm just an aspiring one so don't expect too much from me. I haven't got some high fashion shots yet since my DSLR was stolen a year ago. It sucks bigtime but for the mean time I'll just have to stick with what I have. Honestly, this post was supposed to be a joke. The title suggests it but since school starts tomorrow I have to make this one pretty decent since I'm guessing that I'm going to be pretty busy now. This is the picture that I took earlier I had fun playing with gradients.


Candid shot of mine. I have a good set of teeth, Hehe!!

 Keep in mind that a good photo should have a good lighting,
well depending on the type of shoot of 
course.

 Me trying to seduce the camera!lol!

Lunes, Enero 21, 2013

Coco Fun

This was my first to celebrate the Coco Festival at San Pablo City, Laguna. I have no intention on going but luckily they invited the Turumba. Which was a first also. I decided to go on a street style since we will be on the streets but then I will be at the Cathedral also because of the mass. So i decided to go on a safer street style with hints of casualties.
I put on a neutral color button down shirt on top of a tank top, and paired with blue colored pants.
I chose blue so it will add some colors to my look. If you decided to go all neutral colors make sure to add some hue to it. You don't want to make your outfit look a bore/dead, do you?
As to my shoe, a slip-on is fine.
I added some accessories to draw attention. If you want to keep a low profile and a simple look, don't wear the beannie and the novelty eyeglasses.
For my casual look, I just tacked my button down shirt in. Tacking in your shirt can make you look and feel corporate.
WhileIi was at San Pablo, I can't help but smile. There are beers everywhere. Different stalls too, where you can buy just about anything. I mean there are bracelets, necklaces, accessorries, foods, clothes, and the beers too. Did i just mention the beers again? Lol
Well, that's it. I had fun. What made it more fun was the Turumba. I danced, I shouted, &I went crazy at the proccession. I can't wait for next year's Coco Festival.