1. Notes: 5 / 1 year ago  from
    vintagepixels: Lazy Morning (Imagine waking up to this hottie every morning, girlcrush!) Model: Camie Juan MUA: Tanya Tioseco

    vintagepixels:

    Lazy Morning (Imagine waking up to this hottie every morning, girlcrush!)

    Model: Camie Juan 
    MUA: Tanya Tioseco

    (Source: )

     
  2. Notes: 1 / 1 year ago  from 9a2010
    9a2010: Model: Genille Velasquez Filipina Beauty

    9a2010:

    Model: Genille Velasquez

    Filipina Beauty

     
  3. Notes: 58 / 1 year ago  from bythea (originally from flyingjeepney)
    bythea: Thanks for the feature! amazing blog. :) flyingjeepney: Portrait of a nation: A Fisherman’s Life As a typhoon approaches Palawan, The Philippines [via endintears]

    bythea:

    Thanks for the feature! amazing blog. :)

    flyingjeepney:

    Portrait of a nation: A Fisherman’s Life

    As a typhoon approaches

    Palawan, The Philippines

    [via endintears]

     
  4. Notes: 1 / 1 year ago  from 9a2010
    9a2010: Sunlight featuring Rohit Menon Photography by me Shot by our own, Nina Villanueva.

    9a2010:

    Sunlight featuring Rohit Menon

    Photography by me

    Shot by our own, Nina Villanueva.

     
  5. Notes: 3 / 1 year ago  from bythea
    bythea: FOOD EXPERIMENT! Breakfast Today: Homemade Kimchi Dumplings and Homemade Whole Wheat Tagliatelle (by Thea) My fail trial of homemade jijin kimchi mandu  from scratch!  I made the flour with chili paste which explains it’s slight orange color.  I put nori flakes and made a quick oriental sauce on top.  I ended up eating around five of these then put the rest in the ref for later.  However, when I went back to check on them they turned rock solid in the refrigerator - maybe it’s an issue of using too thick a dough?  In all fairness, they were okay right out of the steamer. On the right I have around 1/4 of the tagliatelle which I also made and ate today for breakfast.  I ate around 3/4’s of this because I wanted a heavy breakfast.  I still have another 1/4 in the ref.  Not really a fan of making them as I couldn’t really cut it precisely.  Simple tomato sauce on top.  I ate the farfalle version of this for dinner today as well.   Shot by our very own Thea De Leon.

    bythea:

    FOOD EXPERIMENT!

    Breakfast Today: Homemade Kimchi Dumplings and Homemade Whole Wheat Tagliatelle (by Thea)

    My fail trial of homemade jijin kimchi mandu  from scratch!  I made the flour with chili paste which explains it’s slight orange color.  I put nori flakes and made a quick oriental sauce on top.  I ended up eating around five of these then put the rest in the ref for later.  However, when I went back to check on them they turned rock solid in the refrigerator - maybe it’s an issue of using too thick a dough?  In all fairness, they were okay right out of the steamer.

    On the right I have around 1/4 of the tagliatelle which I also made and ate today for breakfast.  I ate around 3/4’s of this because I wanted a heavy breakfast.  I still have another 1/4 in the ref.  Not really a fan of making them as I couldn’t really cut it precisely.  Simple tomato sauce on top.  I ate the farfalle version of this for dinner today as well.  

    Shot by our very own Thea De Leon.

     
  6. Notes: 95 / 1 year ago  from
    vintagepixels: Saw a mask in Anj’s paperbag and just thought of shooting this. Model: Camie Juan Make-up Artist: Tanya Tioseco Photographer: Kaan Cornelio

    vintagepixels:

    Saw a mask in Anj’s paperbag and just thought of shooting this.

    Model: Camie Juan

    Make-up Artist: Tanya Tioseco

    Photographer: Kaan Cornelio

    (Source: )

     
  7. Notes: 1 / 1 year ago  from 9a2010
    9a2010: Business Meeting.  Featuring Jody Reyes and Dan Samson Photography by me.  Two of Exposure’s org members (Dan and Jody) being photographed by another Exposure member (Nina Villanueva).

    9a2010:

    Business Meeting. 

    Featuring Jody Reyes and Dan Samson

    Photography by me. 

    Two of Exposure’s org members (Dan and Jody) being photographed by another Exposure member (Nina Villanueva).

     
  8. Notes: 9 / 1 year ago  from bythea
    bythea: Thank you to Innovated for featuring me!  Please check out their magazine - they feature artists of all different ranges that are amazing and talented!  —- Interview When I was younger, I was always labeled the “weird girl.” I was the awkward gawky looking runt who was somewhat bipolar and overall quite peculiar.  Many described me as “strange” because I apparently saw the world differently from my peers.  Admittedly, I was quite a strange kid – at times, I would retreat into my own world, which was dreamlike – dark, but enchanting.  As I grew older, I began finding outlets to express this part of myself with.  I explored the fields of music, painting, creative writing, and drawing.  Although I jived with all of them, no form of art seemed to exhilarate and fulfill me as much as photography did.   I started out working as a freelance graphic artist – I learned the ins and outs of Photoshop and creative design.  I developed my art background in high school, where I challenged myself with a higher-level IBD four-year course.  Around about a year later, I discovered my love and appreciation for photography.  I chose to pursue this hobby and earned my first camera at the age of 17.  In the beginning, I used my friend’s as models and set up small photo sessions where we would play with particular themes. I also traveled quite frequently, so I got into the habit of documenting a lot of my trips. Admittedly, I was interested in photojournalism and travel photography in the beginning, but later found my niche in glamour and emotive portraiture.  I took a few workshops in order to focus on these fields.    People tend to keep collections – comic books, Pokemon cards, stamps, antiques or records.  As a portrait photographer, I collect faces, emotions and moments.  Many describe my portraits as elegant and dreamlike, whereas my photojournalism work is often perceived as dark.  I’d like to think I have a distinct style, but I find it is constantly evolving over time.  I mainly rely on contrast and colors to provide a desired mood of the photograph.  I also enjoy playing with light and movement. I find inspiration in many things.  More often than not, people and their experiences drive me.  I also find inspiration in fellow artists and creators –most of them local mentors and peers (namely Tricia Gosingtian, Sandra Dans, Jay Tablante, Bobby Wong, Rob Leung, and Manny Librodo).  My favorite international photographers are HCB, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, and Tim Walker. At 21, I work as a freelance photographer based in Manila, Philippines whilst working as a student employee majoring in Hotel Administration in Enderun Colleges.  I have earned a variety of commissioned jobs delving into advertisements, fashion photography, glamour photography, engagement photography, product photography and events photography.  I have also had a total of four exhibitions and one solo exhibition.  I still enjoy doing personal shoots on the side, as it is mostly there where I am able to share my creative vision.  Although I’m still venturing deeper into photography, I can undoubtedly say that I plan to pursue it until I’m old and gray and unable to lift a finger. Online Gallery: http://www.facebook.com/photosbythea http://www.endintears.deviantart.com Online Blog: http:///www.bythea.tumblr.com     Thea De Leon, an Exposure member being featured in Innovated Magazine. Good job!

    bythea:

    Thank you to Innovated for featuring me!  Please check out their magazine - they feature artists of all different ranges that are amazing and talented! 

    —-

    Interview

    When I was younger, I was always labeled the “weird girl.” I was the awkward gawky looking runt who was somewhat bipolar and overall quite peculiar.  Many described me as “strange” because I apparently saw the world differently from my peers.  Admittedly, I was quite a strange kid – at times, I would retreat into my own world, which was dreamlike – dark, but enchanting.  As I grew older, I began finding outlets to express this part of myself with.  I explored the fields of music, painting, creative writing, and drawing.  Although I jived with all of them, no form of art seemed to exhilarate and fulfill me as much as photography did.

     

    I started out working as a freelance graphic artist – I learned the ins and outs of Photoshop and creative design.  I developed my art background in high school, where I challenged myself with a higher-level IBD four-year course.  Around about a year later, I discovered my love and appreciation for photography.  I chose to pursue this hobby and earned my first camera at the age of 17.  In the beginning, I used my friend’s as models and set up small photo sessions where we would play with particular themes. I also traveled quite frequently, so I got into the habit of documenting a lot of my trips. Admittedly, I was interested in photojournalism and travel photography in the beginning, but later found my niche in glamour and emotive portraiture.  I took a few workshops in order to focus on these fields.   

    People tend to keep collections – comic books, Pokemon cards, stamps, antiques or records.  As a portrait photographer, I collect faces, emotions and moments.  Many describe my portraits as elegant and dreamlike, whereas my photojournalism work is often perceived as dark.  I’d like to think I have a distinct style, but I find it is constantly evolving over time.  I mainly rely on contrast and colors to provide a desired mood of the photograph.  I also enjoy playing with light and movement.

    I find inspiration in many things.  More often than not, people and their experiences drive me.  I also find inspiration in fellow artists and creators –most of them local mentors and peers (namely Tricia Gosingtian, Sandra Dans, Jay Tablante, Bobby Wong, Rob Leung, and Manny Librodo).  My favorite international photographers are HCB, Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, and Tim Walker.

    At 21, I work as a freelance photographer based in Manila, Philippines whilst working as a student employee majoring in Hotel Administration in Enderun Colleges.  I have earned a variety of commissioned jobs delving into advertisements, fashion photography, glamour photography, engagement photography, product photography and events photography.  I have also had a total of four exhibitions and one solo exhibition.  I still enjoy doing personal shoots on the side, as it is mostly there where I am able to share my creative vision.  Although I’m still venturing deeper into photography, I can undoubtedly say that I plan to pursue it until I’m old and gray and unable to lift a finger.

    Online Gallery:

    http://www.facebook.com/photosbythea

    http://www.endintears.deviantart.com

    Online Blog:

    http:///www.bythea.tumblr.com

     

     

    Thea De Leon, an Exposure member being featured in Innovated Magazine. Good job!

     
  9. Notes: 6 / 1 year ago 
    Exposure envisions itself to be a premiere student-centered photography and visual arts club in the college striving for innovative and creative means of expressing ideas. Exposure believes in the lifelong process of learning and the ideals of continued developments and skills enhancement that truly defines an individual.

    Exposure envisions itself to be a premiere student-centered photography and visual arts club in the college striving for innovative and creative means of expressing ideas. Exposure believes in the lifelong process of learning and the ideals of continued developments and skills enhancement that truly defines an individual.

     
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Enderun’s photography club, envisions itself to be a premiere student-centered photography and visual arts club in the college striving for innovative and creative means of expressing ideas.
 
 

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