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My personal evaluation of romance to the opposite sex was used to be finding the one who gives it back or reciprocate the love I can offer. In my growing years of courting me by different guys who presented themselves in so many different ways to be chose as the owner of my heart, just taught me more to find the right one. Read on…

Ayala Malls

invite you to join

Moments with Mommy

at

Market! Market! Photo Contest

More info on the Moments with Mommy at Market! Market! Photo Contest at Shutter Box Philippines.

Is this tight or what?! These, my dear friends, were actually taken on June 1888, October 14, 1888, and January 20, 1889 showing the Eiffel Tower in three different stages during its construction. If this ain’t the shiz, I dunno what is!

See the photo and the rest of this post here >>

Photography enthusiasts and art patrons, especially those who missed the Greenbelt 3 display, are invited to check out the 9 Photographers: Shared Moods exhibit starting today, April 9, 2008 up to April 14, 2008…

More info on the  9 Photographers: Shared Moods Exhibit Extended! at Shutter Box Philippines.

Bodyscapes Photoworkshop Batch 1: Exploring the Nudes

by Ross Capili

April 12, 2008 9AM-6PM

One Workshop Gallery

This workshop designed for advance amateurs (who attended basic photography workshop or have prior knowledge in camera operations already)

9am-12nn: The morning workshop will be dedicated to lighting the nude, conceptualization. All participants will learn how to capture in fine art photgraphy the female form.

1pm-6pm : Creative lighting with paint effects will be the main activity in the afternoon. Participants will do collaborative hands-on body painting with two models and will have the chance to create their own compositions.

More info on the Bodyscapes Photoworkshop Batch 1: Exploring the Nudes at Shutter Box Philippines.

Most recent in the series of theater plays I have seen in the last six months (Avenue Q, Into The Woods, Hamlet, and Dulaang UP’s Orosman at Zafira before this) is Repertory Philippines‘ production of the award winning, off-Broadway musical comedy Altar Boyz. I enjoyed falling off the edge of my seat laughing at its OMGFTWBBQLOLCAT brilliance. And, quite literally, this is a re-view because I’ve already seen the show twice. Oh, look! A fluffy gazelle prancing behind a pink flamingo on a rainbow colored, diamond studded pavement! Also, lacey parasol!

Rest of the review plus exclusive pic at fritzified.com >>

presents

Still, Life by Edel Rojas

A Photo Exhibit

April 2-17, 2008

The Alcove photo gallery

Black-and-white aficionados are invited to view Edel Rojas’ photographs of industrial objects taken inside a manufacturing plant where is he currently employed. Also included are candid shots of children that express innocence and joy.

The Alcove, located at the Filipinas Heritage Library, Makati Avenue, Ayala Triangle, Makati City, is open from Tuesday to Saturday (9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.). For more details, please call 892-1801 or email cruz.ct@ayalafoundation.org.

More info on other photo exhibits and photography events at Shutter Box Philippines.

Canon invites you to discover the real joy of photography and make photography more fun by attending a FREE online tutorial that shows you how easy it is to use a Digital SLR camera!

Find out more on how to Make Photography More Fun at Shutter Box Philippines.

PHOTOWORKS RETURNS THIS SUMMER!!!

Photoworks Class 40 by Leo Castillo

Six Sessions – DPI Photography Center, Astoria Plaza

Jose Escriva Avenue (formerly Amber Ave). Ortigas Center

Thursdays & Tuesdays

Day 1: April 29, 2008 Thu 7PM-10PM

Day 2: May 06, 2008 Tue 7PM-10PM

Day 3: May 08, 2008 Thu 7PM-10PM

Day 4: May 13, 2008 Tue 7PM-10PM

Day 5: May 15, 2008 Thu 7PM-10PM

Day 6: May 20, 2008 Tue 7PM-10PM

More info on PhotoWorks Returns This Summer! at Shutter Box Philippines.

Are Tim Yap and Celine Lopez the best our pop culture can offer? Read the rest here.

Basic Lighting Seminar BATCH # 23

(now includes portable wireless lighting – strobist)

by

Ken Go

April 12, 2008 Saturday (1:00pm to 5:00pm),
April 13, 2008 Sunday (Scheduled shoot)
April 14, 2008 Monday (6:00 pm to 9:00 pm) for the Critique Session and Portable Wireless Lighting

 More info on Basic Lighting Seminar with Portable Wireless Lighting Session by Ken Go (April 2008)

Hired! is a reality search show in QTV Channel 11 hosted by Paolo Abrera and Mariz Umali having a tagline “Search for the most deserving applicant“.

The next series of Hired!, formerly known as May Trabaho Ka, is for aspiring fashion photographers.

More info on how to join QTV11 Hired! Aspiring Fashion Photographers episodes at Shutter Box Philippines.

Discover Photography Workshop II

by

Borj Meneses

Parc Cruz

Deo  Patalinhog

 Las Brisas Hotel, Antipolo City

April 26-27, 2008

More info on Discover Photography Workshop II at Shutter Box Philippines.

It’s been years since we last saw a full-length Filipino animation and that time we all reacted that it is not at par yet with American Cartoons, Japanese Anime, and the general Animation industry in the world. BUT, if we kept an open-mind back then, Filipino Animation releases (full-length or otherwise) becomes better and better for every release.

And you know what? This year we will be able to see the (as gamers say it) “bestest” of Filipino Animation has to offer. Want to see the trailers?

Then continue reading here…

The Gifts

Photo Exhibitions

by

Parc Cruz

Med Ferrer

JP Sarmenta

Borj Meneses

Edwin Loyola

Five photographers in a collaborative effort to impart their pieces for the benefit of beneficiaries, sharing their hear, mind and soul

Five photographers, five gifts, one cause… Caritas

More info on The Gifts – Photography Exhibitions at Shutter Box Philippines.

My earliest memory of Shakespeare was way back in 1993 when our driver, nicknamed “Shakespeare”, barged into my room in the middle of the night when I was asleep and- wait. Not that.

My other early Shakespeare memory was when I did my grade three book report on Romeo and Juliet. No, seriously. Well, actually, I was supposed to do my book report on Hardy Boys Casefiles #1: Dead on Target, but I saw that old, battered copy of Romeo and Juliet on the shelf right next to Rambo: First Blood. Yeah, leave it to me to pick up a sissified love story over Rambo awesomeness.

Yeah, I was stupid. As stupid as this:

So I read the play, and I understood it as much as a grade three student would: not much. So i ended up writing a book report which I was saying “What the fuck am I doing” every three minutes or so. I mean, seriously. “Thou wast never with me for any thing when thou wast not there for the goose”? What was Shakespeare smoking?

Also, I flunked the book report.

So began my lifelong hatred of anything Shakespeare. Sorry William, I know we share the same birthday, but you bore me to death. The fact that I saw an extremely lifeless and boring rendition of a Filipino translation of As You Like It back in college didn’t help.

Now that I’m done with the obligatory long-ass boring intro, I can now get into the real reason for this article. I was invited by Lorna Lopez to watch Repertory Philippines‘ latest offering, a reimagined production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Read the rest of this entry »

So what really is the purpose of this Blog Site? Just linking to your own blog or actually making a contributed blog entry for other pinoy to read?

Btw, from my latest entry in my personal blog. I used black pencil to make it instead of charcoal.

(^_^)

Get a chance to win

a FREE Subscription for 6 Months

to the

Digital Photographer Philippines (DPP) Magazine

More info on the FREE DPP Magazine Subscription Contest (February 2008)  at Shutter Box Philippines.

The first Valentine’s Day contest from Wacom Asia Pacific, the Wacom Valentine Photo Contest being held on the Wacom Asia Pacific Community invites us all Asia Pacific residents to test our ability to capture the theme “Love Story” on digital film.

The Wacom Intuos3 and Wacom Bamboo Fun pen tablets are up for grabs as prizes for the best photos, plus a Wacom Mentor Award for the best written photo retouching or photo manipulation tip.

More info on Wacom’s 1st Valentine Photo Contest and other Photo Contests at Shutter Box Philippines.