Most photographers uses a MacBook – a laptop made by Apple Inc. It’s probably because of the software that comes with it. I admire and envy photographers who have MacBook.
I’m a member of Fotograpika Manila (a group of newbie photographers) and one of our members uses a MacBook. I took the opportunity to take pictures of her MacBook. I don’t know what exact model this is but I sure hope that one day I could have my own MacBook.
It’s definitely my dream laptop.
This is the last set for The Flowers of Baguio series. These pictures are taken from the Panagbenga Park. What’s good about the Panagbenga Park is that it incorporates the flowers into the butterfly sanctuary.
I hope you guys like these pictures.
These are the flowers being sold at Wright Park. Unlike the flowers in Camp John Hay and Panagbenga Park, the flowers at Wright Park have labels so it helps with identifying the species of flower. I wish these plants could live in Pasig City, specially the mosquito-repellant plants.
Fortunately, I was able to attend the biggest festival in Baguio City – the Panagbenga (The 17th Baguio Flower Festival Celebration). Aside from the Grand Parade, I was able to practice my macro photography skills by taking pictures of the flowers of Baguio City.
I have 3 locations wherein I was able to take pictures of these flowers: Panagbenga Park, Camp John Hay and Wright Park. Here are the flowers in Camp John Hay:
While I’m waiting for Sef’s permission to publish some blog articles about him, I decided to post these wonderful pictures of the flowers in Market! Market!
I love taking pictures of colorful flowers. They’re beautiful and a good way to practice macro photography. Plus, I don’t have to buy them to enjoy their beauty. They can be a bit expensive.
I hope Sef could comment on these pictures for improvement.
My gratitude to Rachelle Ann’s Flower Shop (and to the other flower shops of Market! Market!) for letting me take pictures of their merchandize. You could call them up at 836-4084.
