for many years, i’ve been avoiding temptation of infrared (ir) photography. the conventional photography is challenging enough for me to explore but the surreal world of infrared fuels my curiosity even more.
Categories: composition 101 - color,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,personal,post-processing,uncategorized
Tagged: black and white, coto mines, infrared, ir, landscape, philippines, zambales
criss-crossed water pipes at the ceiling of an apartment building in al ghusais.
Categories: composition 101 - leading lines,composition 101 - lines and curves
Tagged: al ghusais, black and white, dubai, objects
a wedding is the most important day in a loving couple’s life. every minute counts and making sure the job of a wedding photographer captures it.
Categories: assignments,composition 101 - depth of field,composition 101 - scale,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,photography
Tagged: black and white, documentary, dubai, product, royal mirage, wedding
before summer came in 2008, abba asked us to update her model portfolio. it was the first time we collaborated for an outdoor shoot and one of the locations we picked was the desert. the scenery was desolate and cold (although the month was already april). she projected herself to be alone as if she missed someone from faraway land.
Categories: assignments,composition 101 - depth of field,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,photography,uncategorized
Tagged: black and white, desert, dubai, fashion, glamour, margham, portrait, sand dunes
yet another sunset shot of 2007 while we visited the open beach near burj al arab. i’m not even halfway through my total image bank and there are three more years to sort! anyway, this shot reminded me of a scene from the movie “city of angels” where angels meet on the shore to listen the celestial music and commune.
Categories: composition 101 - scale,composition 101 - symmetry,compostion 101 - rule of thirds,post-processing,travel
Tagged: black and white, burj al arab, dubai, jumeirah, seascape
