As everybody was busy taking photos of fancy cars and trucks at the recent Rev UP motorshow. I’ve found this vintage army jeep outside the event and wasted no time shooting it. I’ve choose to shoot in on 3 bracketed shots (-1, 0 , +1) to be converted later for some HDR treatment. The result is the photo above.
Had a hard time focusing the head of this kid. He got this cute jollibee character shaved or drawn on his head and he’s always walking around. Good thing he sat down for a while, and that’s the moment I was waiting, a nice clear shot haha.
The selective focusing is technique is one photography style that impresses me when I started the photography hobby. As you can see on my example, an ordinary camera user would having a hard time unless he or she knows about aperture priority or depth of field. On this two shots the aperture is fix at f/4, I just recompose the focus at 10mm and use Spot on the metering mode.
Mike chan recently launched his self-titled album at Tiendesitas. He had a mini concert supported by some of his collegues in the music industry like Jason fernandez with Sta. Maria, Gary Ignacio, Tricia Garcia and other Heroes Project artist. The event is also sponsored also by MyPhone and Mossimo.
Mike Chan said that he put his heart and soul and making and producing this album. By the way, songs in this album are his own compositions and personal touch .
Although he’s tough looking, he possesses a soft but powerful voice. He sang “Ipagpatawad Mo” at the event to the delight of the audience, specially the female and not-so female crowd. 
The following are the cuts in his album:
Don’t Go
Unforgettable featuring Marcus Davis
She’s The One
Moon In A Day
Heroes
Ngayon Ang Panahon featuring Gary Ignacio, James Stroup, Jek Manuel
Leave Me Alone
Moon In A Day (I Date Remix)
Unforgettable (I Date Remix)
Don’t Go (I Date Remix)
You could see and hear Mike Chan performs at Tiendesitas every Tuesday until June. He will also visit various SM Supermalls for his album promo tour starting May 7, 2012.
Its a photo of an awesome car replica that is made for drifting. It got cool decals on it and what I like about this picture is I’ve captured the whole reflection of the car on the glass table.
The second photo is a remarkable pinoy made customized motorcycle that I’ve done some HDR processing. Its actually on top of a mini-cooper with a tag on its side “Old Is Cool” another option to the much more famous “old school” tagline. It has multiple trophies in front of the car, just proving that its really a work of art.
This portrait of a monkey was taken at an outdoor restaurant somewhere in Iba, Zambales. He look so sad, and it seems like he’s praying for his freedom.
