A corona is the the last phase of a drop's impact on a liquid surface.
The corona has gained prominence in commercial advertisements of liquid products such as milk and several fruit juices.
So what does it take to capture a picture of a corona?
Drops do occur quite fast. And the corona on a surface is quite small. Perhaps one thinks of a high speed camera with a very powerful zoom.
Wrong!
We will tell you on our workshop on September 12 - 13, 2009. Furthermore, we will give you the chance to create your own picture of a corona.
Many people think this for those who own SLR and high-end cameras.
Wrong!
This workshop is intended for all those who want to improve their photo taking skills. There is much, much more to know than just taking out your camera, turning it on, focusing on your subject (and perhaps counting 1 - 3 and "Say cheese!"), and pressing the shutter.
We will impart to you what we have learned, not as professional photographers but as persons who also believe in capturing those moments but in capturing them better.
Most people think that this workshop is expensive.
Wrong!
Most photography workshops usually cost from PhP2000.00 to as much as PhP10000.00.
This workshop is only PhP800.00, with lunch, 2 snacks and flowing ice tea on the first day.
For more details, please visit our site:
http://igotapsingsipyat.wordpress.com
* photo credit: Al Michaael Caballes
teka pa base muna
ReplyDeletehahahahahha!
nako kung ako lang talaga ay malapit sa mga ganyan talaga susugurin ko yan.
ReplyDeletedi na ako bibili ng bagong cam - dslr. dun na lang ako sa Sony DSC-T90 ko.
besides di naman talaga kelangan ng dslr diba boss CWW? :)
grabeh!!! ang galing naman!!! na capture mo yan?... ang hirap ng ganyan... ilang pitik yan ?
ReplyDeletefinish product? parang gelatin yummy :-) glossy ang kuha
ur such a brilliant tlaga cool:-)
Hehehe... Ikaw talaga Lhen, hindi mo nabasa ang footnote ko... Hindi ako ang may kuha ng larawan... :)
ReplyDeletePero salamat pa rin... :)
Hehe. Base nga... :)
ReplyDeleteTama ka Dencios, di kailangan ng DSLR to take good pictures. Nasa taong kumukuha pa rin yan ng larawan... Pero may mga situations din kasi minsan na tumataas ang antas ng creative need, then at that point you may switch to a DSLR... Kaya lang sobrang laki ng investment. So ang point ko is ganito - if you have truly exhausted the capability of your digicam, and your artistic and creative needs are being hampered by it, then go buy a DSLR. Ang uso kasing attitude is "kailangan ng DSLR to take great pictures"... Yun ang mali... :)
ReplyDeletewho's al michael caballes? great shot! :)
ReplyDeleteako gusto ko din matuto. hehee. hirap kase e lagi na lang ako ang nasa harap ng camera.. ahhaha... kakaiba. san ka nakakita ng photography enthusiast na mahilig magpopose sa harap ng camera? hahahaha! weird ko talaga. :lol:
Kasama ko ring photographer. Isa ito sa mga field of expertise niya sa photography...
ReplyDeleteVisit mo yung site link sa taas to see more of his shots... :)
hehehe... Dati mahilig din akong magpose sa harap ng camera... pero nung mahilig ako sa photography, nakita ko ang katotohanan... hahaha!!! Kaya ngayon hindi na... :)
*sa tonong nagmamakaawa*
ReplyDeletepaano gawin yan? sige na koya papaano yan? ipagtitimpla kita ng kape at papakintabin ko ang sapatos mo...sige na papaano?
hihihi!
astig!
ReplyDeleteI'll email you after the workshop... :)
ReplyDeletedefinitely a great opportunity for enthusiasts and what's great is they're open to those who are just using p&s.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dong... With this workshop we want to show that great pictures are not monopolized by SLR users... :)
ReplyDeleteMark, ngayun inggit ako kasi hindi ako maka-attend sa workshop mo, if i were there, i will really join.
ReplyDeletenow, i learn about corona, wonderful picture Mark.
Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Miss Beth... This pic was taken by my colleague who will be one of the speakers for the workshop... And I think that you are already very much advanced for the workshop because you are already taking great pictures... :)
ReplyDeleteaba corona pala tawag ko, akala ko tilamsik lang....
ReplyDeletekasi naman ang layo dito sa luzon ng tinitiran mo kaya kahit mura lang yan, mahirap patulan... hehehehe...
Hahaha!!! Sa online workshop ka na lang sumali... hehehe... Baka maisipan din naming pasukin yun... hehehe... :)
ReplyDeleteha????? ha ganun ba???? ay oo :-) hehehee sowiiie tao lang nagkakamali :-)
ReplyDeletena adik kase ako sa mga pix mo eh kaya comment agad
pero i'm sure kaya mung kumuha ng ganyan diba??? ikaw pa!!!! :-)
Okay lang yun... Oo, kahit sino basta matiyaga makakuha nito... :) Ituturo namin sa workshop kung paano... :)
ReplyDeletekainis talaga bakit naman kase wala kayo dito sa manila eh :-)
ReplyDeleteganda ng pagkakakuha pwamizzzz!!!! :-)
wow ang astig.. ito yung pinapagawa sa amin sa photo class ko, na hindi ko nagawa. toinks...
ReplyDeletemanong crooks. peace..
padaan...
hindi nga seryus ka mark????
ReplyDeleteaasahan ko yan,hihihi...masama pa naman akong umasa!
naku kailangan ko ng ihanda ang sarili ko sa pagtitimpla ng kape at pagpapakintab ng sapatos mo tuwing umaga,hihihi
Hahaha!!! Sige, maghanda ka na... :)
ReplyDeleteOi, salamat sa pagdaan Shea... :) Madali lang gawin ito... :) Tiyaga ka lang ng konti... :)
ReplyDeletemay pakontest ako sa base:
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pwede kang sumali...
wow!
ReplyDeleteang ganda!gusto ko ring matutunan yan!
galing naman ang pag-capture. PERFECT!
ReplyDeleteHindi na muna ako magco comment about sa post. Dun na lang ako sa photo. Yun pala ang corona. May natutunan na naman akong bago. pwede ba sa lake placid gawin yan tapos ang mag tri trigger ng corona ay isang truck na malaki?
ReplyDeleteganda! galing!
Thanks Red... My fellow photgrapher Al captured this corona... :)
ReplyDeleteSalamat Ax... Hehehe... Pwede siguro, hindi mo na kailangan ng special set-up... hehehe...
ReplyDeleteGood luck Mark! :)
ReplyDeleteHow I wish pwede akong mag-teleport papuntang Cebu for the workshop hehehe. Ang galing naman ng kuha. Dati ko pa gusto kunan ang water drops kaso hindi ko pa nagagawa.
ReplyDeleteHappy Feast Day of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mark. Have a blessed day! Mama Mary loves you!
I'll email you how to do this Miss N, after the workshop... :)
ReplyDeleteOo nga, birthday ngayon ng Mahal na Ina... :) Salamat Miss N... :)
Wooow! Salamat, Mark!
ReplyDeleteGod will bless you always for your kind heart. Enjoy your day.
wow mark, sana makakuha rin ako ng ganitong picture. excellent to! hehe
ReplyDeletenaku kung malapit lang ako siguradong aatend ako kahit pa sabihin mong wala nang slot. haha pwersahan na to!
mark, next time do your workshop online. hehe
ReplyDeleteHahaha!!! Tama... Mas enjoyable na ikaw ang kumukuha ng picture... :)
ReplyDeleteAbangan ang susunod kong post... :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! I'll email you on how to take this shot... :)
ReplyDeleteoo nga mag online workshop ka naman heheheh :)
ReplyDeletepero mang crooks bilang graphic artist mahala talagang matutuhan 'yan, lagi akong nakakakita ng ganyan sa magazine,
meron akong kopya ng IMAG tapos yan ang topic, napaka-komplikado kailangan may materials at equipments din :D
ang ganda ng pagkakakuha.. hmmm maraming praktis ang kailangan dito ;)
ReplyDeleteHehehe... Ahmm... Padamihan lang ng kuha ito kapatid... Those who attended our workshop, most of them captured beautiful coronas... :)
ReplyDeleteNag-eenjoy ako pag ako ang kinukuhaan! Haha. I want to learn photography din.. Kaso cellphone lang ang meron ako.
ReplyDeletePero sabi sa akin ni Fauxx, kahit 2 MP lang ang camera ng phone ko, pwede ako magpicture taking kahit saan.. at pwede ako makakuha ng magandang shots.
At naniniwala nga ako doon!
i will try to capture a corona..
ReplyDeletewith a catch. hindi ko alam kung paano siya i-capture. but i will. someday, may ipapakita rin ako sa iyo na snapshot ng isang corona.. ng walang nagturo sa akin! Ayos ba?! Hehe.