A Piece Of The Berlin Wall Resides On The Philippine National Museum

"The piece of wall is a sign that democracy, freedom, and peace prevail over dictatorship.

It is a token of friendship between Berlin and Manila."

- German Parliamentary State Secretary Brigitte Zypries (an interview from The Philippine Star) 

ISO 1600 21mm f/4.5 1/30s

"This is in remembrance of the EDSA People Revolt, which happened a few years before a peaceful revolution by the people of East Berlin tore down the Berlin Wall that divided Germany"

- German Ambassador Thomas Ossowski (an interview from The Philippine Star)

ISO 1600 55mm f/5.6 1/5s

ISO 800 18mm f/4.5 1/4000s

The Philippine National Museum had a two buildings, if you wanted to check on the wall you need to find this building (photo above). It is located besides the main building, you can't miss this out because of its majestic beauty outside. Admission to the Philippine National Museum is now permanently free of charge for all visitors, Filipino or foreign, to its museums nationwide since July 01, 2016. Go on and have a visit!!

[PHOTOGRA-TRIP] Practing Photography: Shooting the cloudy sky right before sunset!

Hey guys this is part two (2) of me taking shots at our cloudy skies before the sun sets! If you want to see the first part where I actually shoot at dawn time click here (Practicing Photography: Shooting the sky during dawn!).

Before the great Sun sets its great ray of light     F - stop 5:6    Shutter speed: 1/1600 sec.    ISO: 200

Once again I played this photo with lightroom and I see this amazing result on how the sun light creates a wonderful scene. Image was taken with 5:6 aperture, 1/1600 seconds in shutter speed and 200 ISO.

Tree line Horizon before the sun sets     F - stop 5:6    Shutter speed: 1/1600 sec.    ISO: 200

This second image here is just a follow up from the first shot taken with the same settings, but this time I included the tall grass and tree line on the scene.

Tree line Horizon after the strong sun rays disappear      F - stop 6:3   Shutter speed: 1/400 sec. ISO: 200

In this image the strong rays from the sun suddenly dwindled down while thick dark clouds passed by
Camera was adjusted to 6:3 aperture and 1/400 seconds of shutter speed while ISO is still on 200.

Staring out at the dark gray sky      F - stop 4:8   Shutter speed: 1/640 sec. ISO: 200

Staring out at another dark gray sky      F - stop 4:8   Shutter speed: 1/640 sec. ISO: 200

These next images where taken when a series of dark clouds passed by after the sun set. Few moments later these clouds actually brought some rain shower and quickly disappeared. Both where shot at 4:8 F-stop, shutter speed is 1/640 seconds and ISO is under 200.

Ending with a light from a pole      F - stop 5:6   Shutter speed: 1/400 sec. ISO: 200

And to end the session before it was dark, I took a photo of this street light because I kinda have the feels when you stare at the sky with it. I was really thinking of putting in a quote but all I've come out to is this image so hope you enjoy!

Hope you guys enjoyed the photos, and as always feel free to comment down what you think about the shots, follow the blog and thanks for viewing!