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My kids love to swim in a pool no matter how cold it is. It’s crazy how kids can tolerate cold water in a cold winter day. They wanted me to swim with them but it was cold and I only swim when it’s warm (my rules). Most of the photographs are all candid of...
It was great to visit my sister again. She looks so great and so are her kids. It was my first time to see her youngest daughter, my niece. She is really a cute kid. I also saw my nephew who got really tall and with a deep voice. I’m glad everyone is healthy and doing well.
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It was another event to raise money for the 2010 Philippines presidential election for Noynoy Aquino and his vice presidential candidate Mar Roxas. The event took place at Edna’s Ichiban Restaurant in South San Francisco and it is one of the many events that is and will be taking place all over US to support Noynoy.
It was good to hear several of the speaker
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In your landscape photography you will find that the majority is probably with a tripod. But each type of photography uses different tools. Photographers that do sports photography like to use a hand-held strategy so they can get the shot quickly. The last thing they want is to be fiddling with a tripod when they could be shooting the football player who has just won the goal for their team. Instead, they’ll choose a monopod which has greater flexibility and gives them greater access to the series of shots they want.
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When we hear the words “street fair”, “block party”, or “festival” we automatically understand that there is about to be a ton of color, activity, and fun. This also translates into a huge array of photographic potential, but a photographer of any level is well-advised to head into such a scenario well-prepared. This is because there are always going to be issues about safety, appropriate gear, and the best techniques for optimal results.
Let’s begin with safety. Both the photographer and their gear are going to be at risk when there are crowds of people, loads of food, and perhaps a bit too much merriment. For this reason a photographer should never carry their equipment bag with them to any kind of street party or event. Limiting yourself to a single camera should not be a serious hardship if you prepare yourself for the kinds of photographic opportunities you are likely to encounter. Additionally, when a gathering involves groups of tightly crowded people it might be easy for all kinds of gear to disappear, and this too is another reason to keep equipment to a minimum.
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