Entries Tagged as ‘Portraits’

January 23, 2009

The Thinker — Another Attempt at Vector Art

To serve as my guide, I used a desaturated and posterized layer of the original picture at a depth of 6. That made the process a lot easier. However, I had to smoothen some areas a bit to achieve the look I have for it in mind.

January 16, 2009

Emo: My First Vector Art

AFTER SPENDING a night on this, I’m finally posting my first vector art. It feel triumphant, noting how rigorous the process is, at least, for me.

December 16, 2008

Gumasa White Sand Beaches — Glan, Sarangani Province

WE WENT to Gumasa today courtesy of the Provincial Government of Sarangani. Gov. Miguel Rene Dominguez and Vice-Gov. Steve Solon paid tribute to all the teachers in Sarangani.
Here are some pictures taken using my cellphone:

August 1, 2008

Photoshopped: Damaged Vintage Photo

FOR THE retirement program of one of our regional supervisors, who was also instrumental to the creation of the school where I teach now, I was asked to make a presentation to be shown during the program.
Most of the pictures were already very old and some of them were already damaged. I’d like to show [...]

March 7, 2008

Freshness

THERE IS something about kids that makes wanna take pictures of them. It is maybe because the outcome is usually surprising or maybe its because whatever emotion they show, the are always delightful to look at. It is maybe because their emotions are real. That is how we want pictures to look–as real as reality.
Two [...]

January 11, 2008

The Future of Kiangkos

CHILDREN ARE good subjects because their emotions really show in their eyes. Their innocence seem to prick the hearts of those who see them.
On our way to Sitio Kiangkos, Brgy. Pag-asa, Alabel, Sarangani Province, I met these little men and women who hold the future of Kiangkos.
You can notice the glaring contrast between the two [...]

August 31, 2007

praying

When was the last time you prayed sincerely?