My Different Kind of Photographs

Photography perplexes YOU. It is one way of capturing parts of hedges around you by simply using senses as the main medium. Added to that, it doesn't depend on what or how expensive your camera is... the most important thing is that you capture by HEART. 

YOU + HEART = BRILLIANT PHOTOGRAPHY.

What you will be seeing is a different kind of photography...Subjects are unusual and unfixed. The differences are, most photographs portray the perfect scales of our environment like the forest landscapes in Forks, Washington...seascapes in Boracay, etc. But now, why not take a glance into some uncommon subjects here in our planet? They can even be the BEST subjects to boot! 

Honestly, I took this photo using my Vodafone 803T so it's not that clear as what you see on digital cameras like DSLR. I don't know how many megapixels it does have. But well, I hope you appreciate it! 

Photographer: Samantha Crisostomo De Guzman

Captioner: Samantha Crisostomo De Guzman

Date Taken: May 3, 2011

Time: Around 5PM

Place: San Isidro Norte, Binmaley Pangasinan, Philippines

What's au fait in this welcoming photograph? It lets you dig into an unchained realm. These two footwear impart usual deeds of man in this changing world but are still useful no matter what.

"Hour to Twilight." See the paramount light that is nearly turning into a dark hue of Twilight. The true color of nature is speeding...

Gray Matters. The neutrality of the colors gives you the perception of both old and modern times. Splashed pinch of green colors from a plant maintains the hue.

Dead subject deserve a glee focusing on the main subjects. And this kind of woods and cement modify the focal strength of the image since hollow-blocks are on it.

Subject in motion. Most photographs don't give peculiar hint to where the subject is heading to. But this photo has a lot to compromise...

Landscape of an institution (Binmaley School of Fisheries). This photograph conquered the reality of TIME - no matter how exhausting the day is, it still has to end.




By: <S> Samantha Crisostomo De Guzman
(STRICTLY No Plagiarism)