I realized I haven't talked about the Tagaytay trip yet
I was too busy uploading a ton of pictures that I didn't even get to post about it. Would you look at that fail ...
Anyway, it was a great day for picture taking. What I really like about Tagaytay that I think Baguio sort of lacks is that you could take awesome landscape pictures. Taal Volcano has got something to do with this. In my opinion too, Tagaytay has more picturesque clouds than Baguio. When you go up to Baguio, you're pretty much in cloud-level already (hahahaha!) and I have yet to go the summer capital and have the sun shine down on me. It's almost always cloudy up there.
Anyways, without further ado ...
This is one of my favorite pictures, primarily because the cloud formation made it seem that it was separating the sky from the lake below. Genesis 1:6-9 comes to mind. This scene I think is impossible to get in Baguio.
One of the many photoshoots that I did with my younger cousins is this one here - making them pose as if they're trying to hold on for dear life. My own take was done by Papa, but he took it on landscape instead of portrait. Photoshop remedied this easily. Tee hee.
Another one of my favorites; this made me think of a lot of anime scenes for some reason, and when some of those scenes came to mind vividly I just snickered them off. Yes, I'm weird.
This is what happens when I'm famished (we waited two hours to have our seat!). I was not reprimanded. (You should try it!)
My absolute favorite, taken by no other than Mark. =D That kid has a future in photography - I trust him to take better pictures than Aldo, and that says a lot (bwahahahaha!).
Me, Aldo and our cousins, aptly named the Singalong Kids, cause all of us grew up in Singalong. XD We all had that family pout going on in here, which was quite amusing.
Anyway, it was a great day for picture taking. What I really like about Tagaytay that I think Baguio sort of lacks is that you could take awesome landscape pictures. Taal Volcano has got something to do with this. In my opinion too, Tagaytay has more picturesque clouds than Baguio. When you go up to Baguio, you're pretty much in cloud-level already (hahahaha!) and I have yet to go the summer capital and have the sun shine down on me. It's almost always cloudy up there.
Anyways, without further ado ...
This is one of my favorite pictures, primarily because the cloud formation made it seem that it was separating the sky from the lake below. Genesis 1:6-9 comes to mind. This scene I think is impossible to get in Baguio.
One of the many photoshoots that I did with my younger cousins is this one here - making them pose as if they're trying to hold on for dear life. My own take was done by Papa, but he took it on landscape instead of portrait. Photoshop remedied this easily. Tee hee.
Another one of my favorites; this made me think of a lot of anime scenes for some reason, and when some of those scenes came to mind vividly I just snickered them off. Yes, I'm weird.
This is what happens when I'm famished (we waited two hours to have our seat!). I was not reprimanded. (You should try it!)
My absolute favorite, taken by no other than Mark. =D That kid has a future in photography - I trust him to take better pictures than Aldo, and that says a lot (bwahahahaha!).
Me, Aldo and our cousins, aptly named the Singalong Kids, cause all of us grew up in Singalong. XD We all had that family pout going on in here, which was quite amusing.