Some moments are like a mouth-watering ice cream. You'll always find your way to satisfy your craving and savor it until its last drop.
Some people yearn some moment. And when they do, they give their all. All you have to do is to boost their confidence and let them shine.
It is just like holding their hands until they're confident enough to let go and do things their way.
And you can expect that they will be at their best in everything they will do.
Don't be afraid to do some experiments. A willing model makes a good difference when you call a shot under unfamiliar territories.
Don't be afraid to commit mistakes but you've got to learn from your mistakes. Over time, you'll eventually improve your craft.
Look forward to opportunities where you can freely explore your artistic side (and develop one if you don't have it). It will make you feel good (and the people you work with) of every endeavor that has your heart on it.
And don't forget to have fun. Enjoy the things that you love to do best.
From time to time, it is good to be with people who are confident to face the camera. Pictures do turn out good every time you are having fun.
You don't have to be beautiful nor handsome to have a nice pic. Simply relax, find a comfortable position, and be yourself.
And most of all, smile. A smile coming from the heart makes a great picture and it will make other people happy upon seeing your pics with unpretentious smile.
So, let it all out. Don't hold back. Have fun. Share with others the kind of joy you are experiencing that very moment.
Group pictures are a common thing. Picture taking with classmates is one good opportunity to enjoy the trip as well as strengthening your bond with the group. And after some years, it would be a great remembrance of some fun during your early years together.
And when you take pictures of a group, you can always be creative. People are often obedient and submissive in front of the camera because they would like to look good in the photograph. You can always take a couple of steps backward to find a good angle if they tend to be too close to each other or let them spread while taking advantage of a good background.
Some groups do not make a good impression because they failed to move around. If someone is simply contented to sit just like the rest of the group, it is but just "one of those" pic. With pics taken in a hurry, a click or two is enough but the result may not have a good impact.
So, next time when your group will be facing a camera, explore the space and make sure that your presence can be felt. The person taking the picture will be more delighted if he finds it easy to direct the people before making a shot.
It was January 2009 when I was first invited to join an educational field trip. I was very much excited because it would be a good opportunity for me to explore our historical places, to visit these places for free, and most of all, to capture places and people alike in frames.
This year, it will be my second time to visit Cavite and somehow, flashbacks of sites and places are still perfectly clear at the back of my mind. The trip last year had prepared me for some possible good shots but then again, when students are in the frenzy mode, it will be like the first time all over again. Anyway, students will always share their best smiles whenever you point your camera on them.
At times, a good capture comes from an unplanned opportunity. And you will definitely feel proud for framing something which others failed to see.
There are some moments too, that in a matter of seconds, a good shot will never happen again. And you've got to be quick of your moves especially if a stranger is involve.
It is also nice to have posers around who will readily submit themselves for a nice shot. With a simple coaching on how to position themselves properly, you'll have a good result after counting 1-2-3.
Yesterday, UST participated in a fun run event where the participants were mostly our sophomore students. It was a great activity and it would be a new experience on my part if I could have joined but I was joining that day a field trip.
I saw some familiar faces in the crowd and I am proud of them for being supportive and having fun likewise.
I am not really particular with the theme of the event but then again, if this was for a good cause, it would be a good opportunity to show one's support.
Young people should be involved in this noteworthy event where they can echo their voices, show their numbers, dictate change, and embrace freedom.
Good job, guys. I hope that you'll continue to support a cause like this one and will continue to embrace movements especially if it is for the welfare of our people and our country.
***I could not help but to smile seeing this participant who loves to run around.
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