One of the more interesting parts of the walkabout was the number of film cameras being used. They had everything from half frames, TLR's and Range finders. Here are some of the shots by Ed and Bing.
Bing's
Ed's
"Buhay Ko sa Smokey Mountain" aims to teach 25 scholars from the Smokey Mountain Community how to document and share their lives via prose, photos, videos through personal blogs. The workshops will be taught by prominent Bloggers, Photographers, Writers and Directors. The Manila Jaycees, together with Young Focus Foundation, are working together to empower these kids with the tools and skills to tell their story.
Monday, July 5, 2010
Film is not dead!
We would like to thank all the Photographers who joined us last Saturday, Bing, Ed, Jeck, Grace and of course Bobot. Thank you for taking the time and sharing your knowledge with the kids.
One of the more interesting parts of the walkabout was the number of film cameras being used. They had everything from half frames, TLR's and Range finders. Here are some of the shots by Ed and Bing.
Bing's
Ed's
One of the more interesting parts of the walkabout was the number of film cameras being used. They had everything from half frames, TLR's and Range finders. Here are some of the shots by Ed and Bing.
Bing's
Ed's
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in this picture.,, i remember my self when i was a kid... hehehe... this kids were like me before, madusing, magulo ang buhok at mukhang hindi naliligo but i am not ashamed to tell it because my childhood experience molds me to become a better person and with you mga kuya's in buhay ko sa smokey mt. thank you for letting us learn more... Godbless You....
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ReplyDeletekung ndi po dhil s inyo wala pong mga pics n nka post s taas!, at ndi rin po kmi ma22tong kumuha ng mga pic kung ndi dhil s inyo, ''maraming salamat po s oportunidad at sa pani bagong kaalaman na shinare nyo po sa amin!!!
''maraming salamat po uli''