Photo Stories

Let There be Light

I love taking photos of lights and as a sample, here is my post with photos about lights for a 2007 Photo Hunter light theme.  Below are two Christmas-y lights from last year’s Christmas season:

Christmas lights garland window dressing in my MIL home.

Lights for the Nutcracker Ballet Christmas show held at TriNoma last 2010.

Artificial lights are wonderful but nothing beats natural light, especially coming from the display of colors of a lovely sunset:

Happy weekend!

Eton Centris Walk

This is a part of Eton Centris Walk where they have those big umbrella-like structures that change colors every so often. It is but proper to take photos of these things when the background is almost black to see the play of colors.

This photo was taken last year but we have been here just last week, Tuesday to be exact, and the kids enjoyed playing in the playground because they were the only ones there.

I remember saying “Eton Centris Station” and my younger daughter (she’s 8yo) corrected me saying “This is Eton Centris Walk and the Station is the mall with the supermarket”.

Ok then,

November 28: Christmas Tree is Up

We put up the Christmas tree today:

Still using the same decorations: red ribbons, family photos, paper stockings, angels and lights.

November 18: Half-Bright

Half-Bright? or Half-dark?

Would light exist if there was no darkness?

Would we be able to know about darkness if we have not seen the light?

November 16: Playing with Lights

Location: curbside of the road, waiting for the hubby to finish doing an errand.

The kids and I decided to tinker with the camera’s manual setting and play with the lights from the vehicles on this busy street. A few years ago, this busy street was dark, full of tall grass and unpaved.

How time flies, especially with development that seem to be taking advantage of every available space in the metro.