28
Feb
09

For the Coffee Table Book – Issue #6

By coolwaterworks 17 Comments
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When you build bridges you can keep crossing them.
- Rick Pitino, Lead to Success

The Marcelo Fernan Bridge during late dusk… This is one of two bridges connecting the island of Mactan to Mainland Cebu…


17 Responses to “For the Coffee Table Book – Issue #6”

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  1. 1 sandijmartin
    February 28, 2009 at 7:05 pm

    ang ganda naman ng shot,tapos ang camera mo ay yung may film pa.. kahanga-hanga :)

    Salamat Sandi… :)

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  2. 2 al michael
    February 28, 2009 at 8:20 pm

    nindot mark.. nus-a ta adto dalaguete! bati weather adtong friday.

    Next week na lang, wala na mi activity sa SFC ana… :)

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  3. 3 blurosebluguy
    February 28, 2009 at 10:24 pm

    wow ganda..!

    Thanks Rhett… :)

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  4. 4 p0kw4ng
    March 1, 2009 at 6:10 am

    galing at ang ganda!

    Salamat Miss Powkie!

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  5. 5 emilayskie
    March 1, 2009 at 8:31 am

    Nice shot! Ang ganda naman nito! Huhu.. Kakainggit. Ang ganda talaga ng camera mo promise.

    Salamat! Naku, kinakalawang na kaya ang camera ko! Hehehe… At ang paint niya is already flaking off…. :)

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  6. 6 flamindevil
    March 1, 2009 at 8:01 pm

    ganda.worldclass talaga mga pics mo. :p

    Salamat uli… I was just lucky when I took this pic… :)

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  7. 7 exodians
    March 1, 2009 at 8:23 pm

    Wow! at first glance kala ko ‘tate’ Tating Pinas pala. Impressive shot. Thanks!

    Salamat! I’ll add you in my blog roll… :)

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  8. 9 AC
    March 1, 2009 at 9:17 pm

    ay ganito pala sya kaganda sa malayuan at sa magagaling magpicture (naks.. :) )
    i’ve been here before, pero di ko narealize na ganyan pala sya kaganda. :)

    Salamat AC… Maganda talaga itong bridge… This pic was taken during low tide… May part kasi sa ilalim ng bridge na walang tubig during low tide… Inabangan ko ang low tide during dusk… :)

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  9. 10 redlan
    March 1, 2009 at 9:32 pm

    Ganda ng mga anggulo ng mga kuha mo. Professional photographer ka, I bet. Tama ka yung iba film developed photos, pinascan ko lang, yun ang mga lumang pics. Tapos ang recent pics ay kuha ng digicam na. Salamat sa pagdaan at pagcomment. I added you para macheck kita from time to time.

    Salamat Red… Hindi ako professional, enthusiast lang… I’ll add you in my links too… :)

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  10. 11 DFish
    March 3, 2009 at 8:14 am

    Sensya na kapatid, basta Cebu and Mactan, makakarelate talaga ako. Pabalik-balik kasi kami ng Opon dati para sa mga pastoral exposure namin kaya yung lumang tulay ay naging bahagi na rin ng buhay namin. Pero yung bago, yung feature mo ngayon, dihens pa ako nakadaan. Iba ang Cebu, yehey!

    Tagal mo na palang hindi nakabalik dito sa Cebu kapatid… The new bridge was opened in August, 1999… :)

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  11. 12 eli
    March 3, 2009 at 11:26 am

    wow..amazing. grabe na to! galing ng pagkakuha ng mga ilaw! da best ka. na-capture yong kakaibang ganda!

    Salamat kapatid na Eli… :) Ang star-effect sa mga lights ay nagaganap dahil sa liit ng aperture opening ng camera during long exposures… This shot is made using f/8, 30s @ ISO100 film… :)

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  12. 13 brotherutoy
    March 4, 2009 at 7:04 am

    ang galing ng kuha mong ito! napaka-professional. parang golden gate ang dating ng tulay. kung di kita kilala, pagbibintangan kitang nandekwat lang sa photobucket. astig!

    Hehehe… Salamat kapatid! Hindi ko naman kayang mangdekwat… :)

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  13. 14 Jorge
    March 5, 2009 at 10:22 am

    Galing naman!

    Ano mas maganda ang output, ang de film o digital? Mas mahirap yatang gamitin ang de film kasi nde mo agad alam ang output tas nde mo pwedeng idelete kapag nde mo nagustuhan at medyo magastos di ba? hehehe..

    Ganda ng bridge na yan, meron palang ganyang bridge sa pinas? Akala ko sa ibang bansa lang meron nyan, hihihi..

    Kapatid, sa tanong mo kung alin ang mas may magandang output, ang tamang sagot diyan ay depende pa rin sa taong kumuha ng picture… :) It’s not the pana, it’s the indian… Pero when it comes to practicality at may pera ka to invest, then go for digital… Leave the film for stubborn old school guys like me… Hehe…

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  14. 15 kwan
    March 5, 2009 at 11:54 am

    i like this shot. mayo gid.

    Salamat migs!

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  15. 16 livingstain
    March 5, 2009 at 5:23 pm

    ang ganda naman, akala ko sa ibang bansa lang may ganito…

    Meron din dito Alvin… Mas maganda pa nga ang San Juanico Bridge eh… :)

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  16. 17 jinoe
    March 11, 2009 at 10:01 pm

    wow. I really want to run in the bridges of Mactan/Cebu. :D

    Reply

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