Photo Blog #4: Valentine, adventure, thoughts....thoughts....

I still have this post valentine mania.....hmmmm......still very much inlove after 10 years of marriage and still lingering one of the most memorable valentine.

We took it as a date with the kids and a family friend- our valentine will be spent at the hot air balloon festival. We leave home 2 AM on the 14th.....it was great! But after all the balloons were gone and flying....we were left with other various attraction. Good thing the weather is good the sun is not scorching, but the kids and us are getting bored.

So I had an idea- why not spend the rest of the hour along the beach. Boy! not just a beach I suggested- anawangin cove.

Well our friends were naturally adventurous too....they hop on my idea, even if hubby is a little hesitant.

Gosh! We were not even prepared on this activity, we have no sunblock, beach essential etc- but our camera's ready. And of course this is PS SX110IS time to show off what he's got baby......bring on the shooting!

Hot air balloon festival

Pundaquit kite flying/swimming

Camarra island

Capones island (viewed from Pundaquit photo courtesy of MoranoPhotography)

Anawangin cove ( photo courtesy of MoranoPhotography)

Photo Blog #3: Getting to know PS SX110 IS2

I am still in the getting to know PS SX110 IS. The controls are great and I find it really exciting....I can't wait to have more shooting opportunity.

And here are some of the sample photo- from work.

And some of my experiment using the aperture priority.

This IPOD shuffle is my favorite companion during looooong runs. (Sigh! speaking of runs- Its been 2 days since my last run and my next run will be sunday's power run at 10K woooh!).

When hubby arrived he saw me trying out the camera on the IPOD. Then he was coaching me that using the macro setting would help ensure good focus. I didn't realized he has some flowers for me and my baby girl.

So here is some more of the flower and aperture priority experiment. =)

P.S. am not so good in portrait.

All photos were straight from the camera (no alteration).

Happy Valentines!