JCBulatao Photography.

Firstly, Happy New Year Everyone! :) In particular to my two followers. I knows it's been awhile since I blogged about anything, and I apologize for that. As someone once said, "Life got in the way." Apologies aside, lets get back into the thick of things with a hodge-podge entry of sorts. The holidays have come and gone, and I wasn't able to update my Christmas Wishlist. And, as expected, since it wasn't updated, none of my wishes were fulfilled (save by myself). It's not too late to add something to the list, is it? If you've read any of the links that I've previously suggested, and if you're a fan and practitioner of off-camera lighting, you'd undoubtedly be familiar with Strobist.com. This sight is a tremendous resource for tips and tricks on off-camera lighting. While I don't pretend to be an expert, I imagine myself to be quite proficient with studio-based lights. However what this site challenges me to do and be is to master and be a...

This post is yet another in the Baguio series. As I have yet to go over all my pictures to evaluate them, I'm posting pictures by theme, as you have not doubt noticed. This series of photos are about one of the places we visited as a family: Philippine Treasures, a place where beautiful handcrafted export-grade items are made daily. The people who make these crafts are treasures in themselves I would think. Philippine Treasures: Some ladies making trees Flower-covered deer and the proud maker Staining Glass a Blue Angel and her maker Glass Butterfly Alternative Christmas Tree Granny on a Stick (Mommy holding her) Red Masks The "Real" Philippine Treasure (kuno) Comments? :)