This first photo is one of my best shots ever. While on a tripod I left the shutter open for a minute or two during midnight. The bright, saturated lighting was because there were occasional flashes of lightning over the horizon.
This next shot was taken with a long shutter speed to capture the movement of the water as it crashes on the rocks.
This is a picture of a salt "farm" in Ilocos. This is the place where they turn sea water to salt.
And finally, this is a photo of the lighthouse in Bangui.
Some of you may be wondering why I posted these pictures after such a long time. Well, I wanted to see how far I had progressed in my photography skills. I have to say, I took better photos when I was using film than when I switched to a DSLR, and now that I'm using a Panasonic LX7. Maybe it had to do with the fact that I had to be careful with what I took since I had a limited amount of shots.
Actually, my composition skills have gotten better. Guess it's time to dust off my old film SLR and start taking film shots again.
Out.
