Aking Litrato
www.archiefresco.webs.com
ŠArchimedes Fresco 2009
Aking Litrato (My Photograph) are a collection of my favorite photographs from travels, events, adventures, and many more.
Originally, the website is to be called ML/Kit Lens (ML - Mga Litratista) where amateur and hobbyist will share ideas and knowledge to guide new photographers in learning the basics of the craft with the basic tools they have. ML/Kit Lens believe that the basic tools will hone the skills of new photographers.
Photography is the art that had fascinated me all these years ever since I received a Canon point and shoot zoom camera in the late 90's. Through this website I would be able to express my passion and share thoughts not just to my fellow photography enthusiast but to all people around the globe.
"As a former photography teacher, spoon feeding the subject doesn't always turn out the best photographers. Having the student have to struggle a bit and experience some frustration in my opinion produced superior photographers" - Gary Mercer
Originally, the website is to be called ML/Kit Lens (ML - Mga Litratista) where amateur and hobbyist will share ideas and knowledge to guide new photographers in learning the basics of the craft with the basic tools they have. ML/Kit Lens believe that the basic tools will hone the skills of new photographers.
Photography is the art that had fascinated me all these years ever since I received a Canon point and shoot zoom camera in the late 90's. Through this website I would be able to express my passion and share thoughts not just to my fellow photography enthusiast but to all people around the globe.
"As a former photography teacher, spoon feeding the subject doesn't always turn out the best photographers. Having the student have to struggle a bit and experience some frustration in my opinion produced superior photographers" - Gary Mercer
A Photo Story
"View From The Top"
This photo was taken at during my travel at Coron, Palawan last October 22 -25, 2009. The name of the island we were at is Malcapuya Island. Believe it or not the owner of the island bought it for only a very small amount (Philippine Currency) during the 1970's. With that money I could afford to buy an Island now BUT its impossible because 1 Peso before is equivalent nowadays maybe P20,000.00 . Malcapuya is just one of the most beautiful islands in Coron, Palawan.
