Landscape photography is a genre intended to show different spaces within the world, sometimes vast and unending, but other times microscopic. Landscape photographers usually attempt not only to convey the documentary aspect, but also an appreciation of the scenery that is being photographed.- wikipedia
I won't claim to be good at this field. If you have a DSLR, there are a lot of dedicated lenses that will let you capture the scene more artistically. There are a lot of latest techniques also that the professionals are using now like HDR photography, but I'm not much into technical stuff. I am limited to Picasa photo editor which is only for basic photo editing. So I'm always targeting to capture the scene as beautiful as I can when snapping them, my objective aside from enjoying the scene is to have less post-photo editing.
I won't claim to be good at this field. If you have a DSLR, there are a lot of dedicated lenses that will let you capture the scene more artistically. There are a lot of latest techniques also that the professionals are using now like HDR photography, but I'm not much into technical stuff. I am limited to Picasa photo editor which is only for basic photo editing. So I'm always targeting to capture the scene as beautiful as I can when snapping them, my objective aside from enjoying the scene is to have less post-photo editing.
These shots are the best that I can with my bridge camera, they may not be the best but I love each of them! Enjoy my shots!
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| Tanjung Benoa, Bali, Indonesia |
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| Capones Island, Zambales, Philippines |
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| White Beach, Boracay Island, Philippines |
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| Mangrove Park, Subic, Philippines |
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| Anawangin Cove, Zambales, Philippines |
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| Port Dickson, Malaysia |
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| Saigon Park, Saigon Vietnam |
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| Anawangin Cove, Zambales, Philippines |
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| Siem Reap, Cambodia |
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| Monasterio de Tarlac, Philippines |
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| White Beach, Boracay Philippines |
Camera Used: Panasonic Lumix FZ35
Photographer: Vivi
Photographer: Vivi
Thanks so much for viewing! Until my next photo adventure!
Check also my other photography challenges!
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-Photography: A Self Expression
-Macro Photography
-Love Through my Lens
-Pet Photography
-Portraits
-black and white photography
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Luv the emotions in saigon park photo, great shots violy
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Perfect photographs!!! Ikaw na...
ReplyDeleteThe photos are beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteYou take great photos for someone that lacks the technical skill. Pareho tayo, I also lack the tech skill. Mahilig ako sa photography, pero parang walang hilig sakin and photography.
ReplyDeleteHey that's not true, I've seen your blog and you're good! Keep on shooting! ;)
DeleteI also use bridge camera. You got the skill in photography. Hone it and be the best photographer you can be.Love your shots and seems like you've been to different places in Asia :)So breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteThanks Yani!! Malapit na nga ma fully depreciate ang camera ko overused na sya.. Hehe.. But at least ok pa lens Nya... ;)
DeleteIf I would have to pick a favorite photo here, it would be that one taken in Cambodia. I like the simplicity of the place. It feels like home.
ReplyDeleteoh gushy! very nice photos dear! breathtaking too! my husband love seeing photos from the philippines as well as we were planning to island visit with friends! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary Jane! So far in all my travels in southeast Asia our beaches here at home are still the best! Proud to be pinoy! ;)
Deletegreat shots! continue taking breathtaking pictures, im more of shoot and delete - tyambahan sytle ;)
ReplyDeleteAll the photos are great.I like all the photos.I wish I can be like you .You are one of the best photographer evne if you don't own a DSLR .Well,I odn't think you need it anyway.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Ma'am Tess for the great compliment! ;)
DeleteWow, luvin the pix, especially Bali and Saigon Park. Great that you don't use Photoshop. Lotsa photos posted online are too beautiful to be true. I also prefer something more raw and truthful to reality.
ReplyDeleteBtw, surprised to see something like Christ the Redeemer statue (in Rio, Brazil) in...of all places...Tarlac! haha!
They all look very exciting! Ako I don't have DSLR kaya dinadaan ko nalang sa anggulo. Hehe. At kung talagang maganda ang subject kahit point and shoot pa yan yakang-yaka di ba? :))
ReplyDeleteYou know what makes your shots work? The landscape is juxtaposed by a great foreground (like that fisherman's boat)
ReplyDeleteyou can make money from this photos... have you tried selling them in stock photo sites?
ReplyDeleteThanks Romelo! Actually I did submit photos and have some approved by fotolia and dreamstime but very tough competition dun you will be competing with professionals.. It's just the thought of professionals criticizing my work that triggered me to submit.. That's a good enough for me! I haven't tried other photo sites.. Will check them out.. Thanks! ;)
DeleteI feel so backward when it comes to photography..I find your photos very gorgeous, full of stories, and professionally done.
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame I could not make even close to what you have done here. Great works.Keep up.
Thank you so much sir for the great compliment! ;)
Deletebreathless that's what I can say seeing places especially here
ReplyDeleteMy goodness I LOOOOOVEEE all of the pictures here! Galing ng kuha. Just like a pro! bravo! :D
ReplyDeletewow, beautiful pictures :D
ReplyDeletei own a dslr but my lenses are not that wide enough to take those dramatic landscape shots because i invested in portraiture lenses, just last month bought a superb point and shooter, i used it to take landscape shots which i regularly post in my blogs
ReplyDeleteAnawangin Cove is paradise! Great photo shoots you've got, looking forward to seeing more :)
ReplyDeletei love the mangrove park.. really really nice! i love trees and I love your pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Photos! OMG! Ever since i love lumix talaga! what lens did you use here? :)
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Hi thanks for dropping by! I'm only using a fixed lens camera... Dmc fz35 model. I love their Leica lens... I haven't venture to dslr cameras yet... This one will do for now... ;)
DeleteGreat photos! I love them all esp. that one taken in Capones Island. Keep it up!
ReplyDeleteviv's .. saludo talaga me sa galing ng photos mo! panalo!
ReplyDeleteFor someone who does not a formal training on photography and with these photos? You are a pro! You got the talent for this.
ReplyDeleteYung pinakagusto ko yung sa Vietnam.. Black and white. :)
ReplyDeleteyou really have the eyes and hands for great pictures. Get a DSLR and a kick ass lens. You're going to be huge.
ReplyDeleteNot bad for a beginner. In fact, mas magaganda kuha mo kesa sa mga kuha ko.
ReplyDeleteJust keep on shooting and you'll get there. =)
Wow all shots are very good....
ReplyDeletegreat shots, it's not always about the camera but the one handling it... keep it up. Yahweh bless.
ReplyDeleteUy thanks for the compliment Ralph! God Bless! ;)
Deletewow, these are beautiful shots. I wish have a DSLR camera too, so I can take fantastic pictures. But then, photography is a skill that you have to learn diba, kahit you have a DSLR nga but you don't know the techniques wala rin. You're good.:)
ReplyDeleteHi Blanca!! I'm not a dslr user pa, fixed lens Lang gamit ko... ;) thanks for liking my photos! Kaya natin yan even without. A dslr..
Deletewow that made it all the more beautiful. Pure talent talaga to.:)
Deletemagnificent shoots, full of art and emotions... bravo!
ReplyDeleteWhy so beautiful! I think you've been traveling a lot. Is that because of your work or leisure lang talaga? Cooollll!!!!
ReplyDeleteBtw, thanks for visiting my blog. Happy weekend!
huh great photos... ito rin pna pangarap ko maging magaling na photographer.....
ReplyDeleteThese photos are all beautiful! :) Wish I can take great shots of such nice and scenic views when I travel more in the future.
ReplyDeleteYou are so talented! I am in awe!
ReplyDeletethank you Kathy!! ;)
DeleteBeautiful shots!!I specially love the Saigon park photo!
ReplyDeleteConsidering that you are using only a bridge camera when you took those pictures, you indeed has the making of a good photographer. You have a good grasp of what would turn out good when photographed. I wish you could get hold of a DSLR soon.
ReplyDeletethank you so much sir! If i finally earn something online then I will buy a dslr... hehe it will take me forever!!
DeleteYour pics are really awesome. I agree with the other commenters. Your photography is one of a kind. Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteThanks you so much Maricel! And thanks for dropping by! ;)
DeletePractice makes perfect, keep it up. :D
ReplyDeleteang ayos naman ng shots mo sis ah! but you can definitely improve pa :)
ReplyDeleteNice shots! I really love the pics :) Nakakatuwa tingnan. I especially like the one in Vietnam, excited na ako coz i'm going there next week! Woohoo! :)
ReplyDeletewow! lovely shots!
ReplyDeleteThe place is really beautiful, how I wish I have more time to travel!
ReplyDeletedespite the popular opinion.. it is not about what camera you are using. it is all in the "eye." great shots!
ReplyDeleteYou do have an eye for it. :D Keep it up. Amazing pictures indeed.
ReplyDeleteNakakahiya mang sabihin to, pero ngayon ko lang nalaman may ganyan sa Tarlac. Ang ganda! Pati sa Capones! Boracay pa lang napupuntahan ko sa mga yan eh.
ReplyDeleteYou have a great eye for photography. Captured mo yung lugar na parang feeling ko nasa harap ko mismo yung place na kinunan mo. :)
Keep it up! :)
Awesome captures! Great place!! Ang ganda!!Thumbs up!
ReplyDeletethank you RIc! ;)
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ReplyDeleteang ganda ng mga kuha mo....wow
salamat Ian!! ;)
Deleteway to go!
ReplyDeletethank you DIng! ;)
DeleteNice shots...Love the Saigon Park shot...ganda... :D
ReplyDeletethanks so much! ;)
DeleteSaigon Park! <3
ReplyDeleteSalamat! One of my favorite too, bad shot yan actually I can't control the light beyond the trees kaya black and white nalang.. Hehe ;)
Deleteblack and white ng saigon park ang ganda!
ReplyDeleteIn support of my friend who you put in the hospital because he is now suffering with depression, I am joining the Thomas Carlton boycott of your products, pages, and any other online content you may have because even though I dont know you, you throw around words and play with opinions of others with absolutely no regard to what is going on.
ReplyDeleteThank you for being there for Jeff, I am thankful to know he has friends around him during this tough time. But like you said, you don't know me so please stop judging. Ask Jeff what happened for the past 6 years, how many times has he visited me and spent time with me? I waited and waited for nothing, so please before you judge me know the facts first... No one has the right to judge anyone but God, so leave the judging to Him. You can boycott me all you want, I don't care, I still want Jeff to be good. And I am documenting all these harrassments just in case I need to talk to a lawyer soon but hoping it won't come to that. For now Please please take care of Jeff, there are a lot better things to do than plot a revenge like helping him cope the better way? Just a suggestion...
DeleteWOW! Spectacular shots! Seeing these places through your lens makes me wanna go there right now!...I love the Capones Island shot...:-)
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