The Sassy Lawyer & Pinoy Cook on food, family and home.
If there is one aspect of photography that I find absolutely fascinating, it is nighttime photography. I just love the play of lights, colors, shadows and highlights. The following photos were taken last year from Robinson’s Place where my brother-in-law and his family stayed for a month when they visited from Chicago.
Above, the Robinson’s Place billboard (signage?) as seen from the apartelle’s second floor balcony.
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Casa is Spanish for house. CASA is also an acronym for Connie, Antonio, Sam and Alex. We are all surnamed Veneracion. We all love to take photos -- of anything that catches our fancy. It's a family obsession.
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now that digital can do a far better job with night scenes and exposures, sassy, don’t hesitate to do the kind of pictures you’ve always wanted to do in those situations. of course like i’ve mentioned before — tripod, tripod, tripod! or monopod at least.
uy, may tripod na ako hehehe since october last year.
Your photo No. 2 needs some oomph! cuz it’s static. If you slow your shutter speed by, say, 30 secs or a minute, you’ll get the effect of ribbons of light from the car’s headlamps. But then you gotta do this on Manual mode.
I should have used a tripod when I took the EDSA photo, actually. But I didn’t have a tripod back then. That came about 3 months after the photo was taken. Next time… more experiments.
im so xcited to celebrate my porky’s bday with our friends in rob!!!