Pretty Hairy Situations
Once upon a time, I worked for a daily as a news photographer. After 45 days, the daily fired me [to my relief]. News photography isn't my strong suite - it never was. Cannot handle the risk involved. In real news photojournalism, one has to work, occasionally, in extremely unfavorable conditions, sometimes under extreme duress [hostage crisis, floods, earthquakes, rallies and the like], and can get into some pretty hairy situations [lottsa crazies out there].
I'm very comfortable with Sports and Portraiture/Lifestyle, which is relatively safe but, mind you, in both fields I've gotten into some pretty hairy situations too. Take a look at these random images from my files.
Krissie D
[Digital photo]
Bing Bing P
[35mm Kodak Black & White film used]
Ateneo vs UP -- UAAP Season 73 Football Tournament
[Digital photo]
Elia C
[35mm Fuji color negative film used]
Rachel Anne D
[Digital photo]
Alex G
[35mm Fuji Color Negative film used]
[Digital photo]
- Jed M -
[Digital photo]
- CG -
[35mm Kodak Black & White film used]
A most significant image in this post.
[A Canon Asia Award Winner]
[A Canon Asia Award Winner]
Used it for my First Ever post in this blog, last June 13.
[35mm Kodak Black & White film used]
- A photography beginner's portrait of a neighbor -
[Dianna Lynn Brown, from Dyess, Texas]
[taken w/ 35mm Fuji color negative film]
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I made my first attempst at portraiture while I was working inside the biggest U.S. Air Force Military Facility in South East Asia, a long time ago. Then, I was employed by an Architectural Firm in Manila, which just happened to have a tie-up with the U.S. Military. [I worked with a Filipino and an American Architect and lived in the base for three months] Suffice it to say - it was at that stage of my "so-called architectural career" where I decided to pursue photography.
A decision that I have NEVER regretted.
Have said that -
Let me post a JPEG of my favorite hairy cartoon character
-> Yosemite Sam.
--*%3@ .!!=+<# "
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