I Always See

If they can do it, I can do it.


Olympus FE20,X15,C25

When The River Sees

One of the children of Tabing Ilog Pasig.


Olympus FE20,X15,C25
Permission was asked from the parents of this child to post this picture for photo blog.

How You Perceive

The famous, half-full or half-empty glass...

Olympus FE20,X15,C25

Tiger Look

My 3-year old Tiger Oscar fish.



No photo details, used Olympus FE20,X15,C25

From the Eyes of My Father

Today, October 15, 2011, is my dad's birthday. Whereever you are, we miss you and we love you.

Olympus FE20,X15,C25
Focal Length 7 mm
Aperture F/3.5
Exposure 1/10 sec.
ISO-125

See Potipot!

This is a bracelet I bought in Potipot Island Candelaria, Zambales. I didn't remember what the seller said what it's for. Check our facebook photos.

Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/3.5

Exposure 1/200 sec. ISO-400

Fish Eye

Koi Fish of Nuvali Sta. Rosa Laguna
See KOI Fish video.

Both photos: Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 11 mm Aperture F/4.4
Exposure 1/500 sec. ISO-200

See Wings

Moth or Butterfly?
The yellow one is 10 times bigger than the blue-brown one.

That is right, the yellow one (above) is the moth and the blue-brown one (below) is the butterfly. One way to distinguish them is on how they rest their wings, if backward, they're butterflies and if rested like the yellow one, they're moth. Thus, Mariposa is not actually a butterfly but a big moth!

Below photo: Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/3.5
Exposure 1/500 sec. ISO-100. Upper photo: taken using same digicam in Macro setting but details were deleted when files were infected by virus.

Models: Rafael Fernandez & Camille Dabu
Photo take using Olympus Digital Camera FE20
Photo info not available as files were deleted by virus

Photo taken using Sony Cybershot DSC F828

Flowers In Sight

My old photos of flowers, common shot but yet i love them.

Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/3.5
Exposure 1/500 sec. ISO-200


Olympus FE20,X15,C25 Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/3.5
Exposure 1/500 sec. ISO-160


Olympus FE20,X15,C25 Focal Length 7 mm Aperture F/4.9
Exposure 1/800 sec. ISO-64

Next photos were taken using the same Olympus FE20, photo info is not available as my files were destroyed by a virus. Photos were taken in Macro setting except for the first one.

The Black Parade

When the eyes came, the black conquers.

The people of good heart and black attitude
from left to right, Danz Seven Collins, Karen Servidad, Joimena Obligar, Aries Fernnandez, Kathryn Erika, Archie Carnacer, Cyrille Anne Rañola, Migs Macalalad

Thanks to the photographer EMCIE and her assistant & one of her models ARCHIE:

Seeing Within

Olympus FE20,X15,C25
Focal Length 9 mm
Aperture F/5.6
Exposure 1/250 sec.
ISO-64
On photo: MIGS MACALALAD



Olympus FE20,X15,C25
Focal Length 9 mm
Aperture F/5.6
Exposure 1/320 sec.
ISO-64
On photo: ARIES FERNANDEZ



Olympus FE20,X15,C25
Focal Length 6 mm
Aperture F/4.6
Exposure 1/250 sec.
ISO-64
On photo: KAREN DE LOA SERVIDAD

Cat's Eye

Learn to humbly open your eyes to the world as you take path to success...


You look back while you have your feet on the ground, you may never know who or what you see who follow your foot(paw)steps...


Learn to stand on your own... Make a difference by having your eyes set on an unusual things, sometimes you'll find happiness in it...


Express yourself, you'll see peace on it...


Try something that would give goosebumps like an extreme adventure that you never thought you'll do someday...


Isn't it good to have a very relaxing deep sleep when you know for yourself you've done a great job for a day...





Open your eyes on the reality that everyone has responsibility on whatever they choose to act upon...





*1st, 2nd, 3rd & 7th phtos were taken using Sony Cybershot SLR; 4th, 5th & 8th photos, using Olympus FE20,X15,C25; & 6th photos using Samsung Corby II phone

Eyes Fly

Open your eyes... come on... do it...see? No matter how wide you open your eyes you still see the fly sitting on a leaf. Fly isn't a type of subject of beautiful shots. They are often taken as a picture of illness... dirt. At this picture we see only a fly but why don't we see the branch of leaves allowing the fly to rest on it. Just like Him who never see what & who you are but what your heart desires...

*I used my Olympus FE20,X15,C25 in Macro setting

Cockadoodle Eye

Often you only wanna hear want you wanna hear, it doesn't wake you up. You will need to open your heart and through your eyes you'll understand things beyond what you are used to.

*Photo was taken in Macro Setting using my Olympus FE20,X15,C25, after hundreds of shots because it seemed that this rooster was a camera-shy type.

Creations of the Eyes

This was in Binuatan Creations in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, August 3rd, 2011. Friendly people and so good that they train youth make handicrafts. I bought some of their stuff not just because they are nice but because I see the future of the children of Palawan.

*Photo was taken using my Samsung Corby II

Little Things Can See

While walking on a sandbar in Snake Island, Honda Bay, Palawan (August 1st, 2011), I saw this plant called water glorybind, water spinach, water convolvulus, swamp cabbage or Kangkong in Tagalog, its flowers are common to see so I thought what if I became an ant or anything small, then I looked up, I saw not only this beautiful plant but many more things I will see if I would have my feet stay on the ground and look up...

*Photo was taken in Macro setting using my Olympus FE20,X15,C25 - Focal Length 6 mm Aperture F/4.6 Exposure 1/2000 sec. ISO-64

Eyes Behind the Sunset

Sometime in 2009 we went to Tanza, Cavite in Villa Excellance Resort, while my friends were preparing to leave, I went out from the cottage and then I saw the sun and the people still running on the shore, I took my digicam, adjusted some setting then I got it... not this picture but the idea of what I would do next time, I will open my eyes on things rarely seen & appreciate those. I am excited to travel everywhere...

*Photo was taken using my trusted Olympus FE20,X15,C25 adjusting the brightness