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taken at the jumeirah beach park at night. the place was dark, humid and eerie and decided to make a new concept with my favorite baby subject, mak-mak.

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all the organs of the body were having a meeting, trying to decide who was the one in charge…

and we’re at it again, experimenting new stuffs…

i got the link from one of the photography forums on how to produce an effective lighting of products, a.k.a product photography. instead of buying expensive equipment, this do-it-yourself (diy) tutorial can help ease your financial restraints and enjoy with the same quality.

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The Pinoy way of saying “ilista mo na lang sa tubig” to write off loans may backfire with this new japanese innovation.

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“war is never a solution; it is an aggravation.” – benjamin disrae

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“The Hidalgo Project” — a group effort to renovate Hidalgo Street of Quiapo as a true haven for all local photography enthusiasts as spearheaded by John Chua (a.k.a. “Magic Eye”) of AdPhoto. On July 13, John together with 72 other photographers gathered at Mayor Atienza’s office to present the project.

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my product of frustration…

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This month’s issue of Reader’s Digest (Asian Edition) features an article on First Class Professionals, a hiring agency for Filipino musicians who are “exported” to other countries. Condescendingly titled Filipino Fame, the article patronizes showbandship indicating that the Filipino’s musical forte is in copycat as opposed to creativity. To add insult to battery, bands recruited by the agency all have names to start with the word “perfect”: Perfect Jam, Perfect Blend, Perfect Fire, Perfect Storm.

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Individually and collectively, everything that exists in time and space share a common destiny as pilgrims in the history of the universe. That is ultimately to become One with the All, the totality that is God who is Love.

Our Father, the Creator, the Alpha and the Omega, created the universe in evolution with a grand design – a secret that is now being revealed to humanity. Locked in the sacred numbers 13 and 20, each corresponds to the 13 joints and 20 fingers and toes of the human body, as energies emitted from the center of our galaxy and the solar system.

Daily reflection on these energies will open up profound truths relating to one’s personal history and/or destiny (both temporal and transcendental), awareness of our interconnectedness with others, and even our innate powers of telepathy and sublime love.

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Illustration of “Sacrifice”… inspired by BBC Photo Journal about a Filipino Nanny…

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CANVAS presents

REFLECTIONS ON RED
a one-man show by Michael Cacnio

with stories and poems by
Kuwentista ng mga Tsikiting (KUTING)
(Featuring the works of Becky Bravo, Godfrey T. Dancel, Raissa Rivera-Falgui, Zarah Gagatiga, Rhandee Garlitos, Agay Llanera, Carla M. Pacis, Augie Rivera, Lara Saguisag, Mae Astrid Tobias, Cynthia Villafranca, Germaine Yia) Works are edited by Heidi Emily Eusebio-Abad.

Opening cocktails: July 21, Friday, 6:00pm,
at the Ayala Museum, Makati City
Exhibit runs til August 3.

orange and lemon

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The Hairstyles of Heroes change, but always, LOVE YOUR COUNTRY!

See the Sculpture “The Power of Science Over Death”

di ka naman maganda, pati sa height bagsak ka
di ka naman seksi, walang wala ka sa iba
di rin naman perpekto ang tabas ng iyong mukha
di mo bagay ang payat, di rin bagay ang mataba

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Hindi ko siya mahal, natitiyak ko, ngunit baka mahal ko siya.

Napakaikli ng pag-ibig, napakahaba ng paglimot.

(isang salindiwa ng tulang Cancion de la Amor)

basahin mo ang tula, di ka magsisisi…

after my experiments on the milk project last year, i decided to take on the elusive action shots of liquid once again…

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Did Aguinaldo and Imelda publicly denounce the book and film which rendered them in a relatively positive light in order to tease more people to read and watch these works of art? If this is their intention, then they succeeded.

Or were they just stupid to realize that instead of complaining they should have just endorsed the book and film?

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