During my hiatus, I had a chance to shoot with a DSLR camera after a jamming session. One of my friends brought his DSLR with him, and let me shoot with it. Here are my first DSLR shots, featuring my Yamaha PSR-S550. 
The models were tired at the start of the shoot.
The keyboard module
Let’s jam
Let’s play the keys
Let’s play the keys 2
Top view
Logo
Minimum volume
Maximum volume
Main variation
Send her your love
With a dozen roses
Make sure that she knows it
With a flower from your heart
I borrowed these lyrics from the great Stevie Wonder’s “Send One Your Love” to introduce to you to this post about flowers. Ok, these pictures are not Stevie’s dozen roses, but a dozen pictures of assorted flowers. With the exception of the Gumamela and the Santan, the rest I don’t know the name. I will appreciate it if you help me with the names of the other flowers. 
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An out-of-town trip is not complete without posed shots! And here I am, a photographer wanna-be, taking pictures of my choir mates in Lucban.
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Portraiture at the Kamay ni Hesus Shrine
Romnick looks like the Christ the Redeemer…
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Portraiture at the Ilog Prinsesa… Thank God I didn’t slipped on my way…
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And of course, the classic “jump shot”…
Contrary to popular beliefs, my interest in photography started way back in high school. I bought my first ever point and shoot for PhP1,200.00 and shot my way into HS. It uses 35mm film and its flash has no switch, that’s why I have to hide the flash with my fingers whenever I don’t feel using it.
Anyway, here are some of my panalong kuha during that period:
Portraits of my classmates
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Group pictures
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One of the first lessons I learned in photography is to shoot people while they’re doing their hobby. In this photo, my classmate is doing his comics, “Tides of Darkness.”
I don’t want to say this, but this classmate of mine is… cramming! Huli ka!
My classmates are rehearsing for a chorale competition… just kidding!
He’s going for the two-handed slam!
This is one of my many photos of the tribute for our teachers, and this is the best one. I “turned off” my flash with my fingers and got this very dramatic silhouette. Good thing it was a slow dance.
