Love From The Skies Over TPLEXA few minutes ago I got out of bed, did my morning tinkle, and drank 2 glasses of water. Then I put a pot of water on the stove for my bath.Someone somewhere pointed out the importance of having a solid set of morning and evening rituals. A little discipline... Continue Reading →

So while I was brooding over what transpired today, I felt a little more confident than usual to shoot. In the Magsaysay Area. This is the Center Mall Crossing.Ever since I resigned from Sitel, all I did was wander. I spent my back pay extending my time in Manila, supposedly to work for a cause... Continue Reading →

View From The Circumferential Road Linking Marcos Highway To BakakengBaguio from the road going up Mt. Sto TomasGreen Valley Area"...give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you."1 Thessalonians 5:18_________________________ jb.redeemedemail me at jibee@rocketmail.com.  May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord make His... Continue Reading →

The U-Turn Area under the Santolan Flyover, shot from a bus.Manila is always a great place to be. On trying days, I would call this place a meat grinder, testing your physical and emotional limits. But there are those times that you enjoy the heat and the hassle. I have a choice. I could see this... Continue Reading →

I used to go with the prevailing mindset looking negatively at the fact that that there are a lot of people in Baguio. More people meant more houses built and less trees. More people meant more cars and more pollution.While it's easy for us to think that, I believe we would have a greater degree... Continue Reading →

This was shot a few hours ago over at the lonely circumferential road connecting Marcos Highway to Ciudad Grande, Bakakeng. It's the first Fuji RAW I ever edited and I used Silkypix (provided on their website) to do it. The interface leaves much to be desired, but the results are not too shabby.  "When I... Continue Reading →

So last Sunday I took on the most speaking arrangements I had in a day. There was the discussion and introduction to Basic Photography, and then two Sermons on the title, 'Overcoming the Spirit of Poverty'. If you count the two times I was assigned to lead worship, then that all adds up to 5... Continue Reading →

Manong Kurt told me to help out in this year's Lessons and Carols by taking pictures of the event. It's during times like these when I miss focal lengths greater than 55mm. Nevertheless, the X-E2 did not disappoint. I'm thankful to the Lord for this camera and the opportunity to shoot this event. It definitely is... Continue Reading →

'Look Into My Father's Eyes'...So tomorrow, I'm being asked to handle a good group of young students aged approximately between 12-25 years old. I have them for 2 sessions, each lasting 3 hours, where I will discuss Basic Photography with them. By God's grace I have competencies and skills developed over years of practicing photography, but... Continue Reading →

Oh, praise the Lord, for His great love! Praise the Lord, for His great love is known in our hearts and seen with our eyes. Though we walk through the valley of the shadow of death, we shall definitely fear no evil. For our Lord, our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ is with us, and He... Continue Reading →