Sinulog sa Kabataan 2010 Festival Queens
I wanted to categorize my content a little more so I decided to make a separate entry of the different festival queens for the Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Lalawigan.
The festival queen definitely needed to have a dedicated post as I have to say you really need to take a good look to appreciate. The Sinulog sa Kabataan 2010 was basically a preview of what is about to take place this coming Sunday. I am REALLY excited as the Sinulog Grand Mardi Gras has already become a tradition for me as this will be my 3rd year of taking pictures for the Sinulog Festival.
Nothing beats the essence of experience in Photography. It’s really different out there when you’re in a race and having the time of your life. Trying to shoot away that perfect moment, if it ever comes.
The day was quitehot for shooting and shooting with an f/1.8 50mm made me shoot at my lowest ISO with my highest shutter speed. The harsh light was annoying but fortunately I was able to get through with my shots. Shooting RAW is most preferable. I’ll discuss more Sinulog Photography Tips later in another post.
So here’s to tons of pictures of the different contingents for the Sinulog sa Kabataan sa Lalawigan 2010 festival queens. The queens were really pretty and they truly knew how to bring out the royalty from within. Moving with much grace and beauty, we can’t help but remain in awe at their majestic presence.
I am eager to see familiar faces soon in the Sinulog Grand Mardi Gras. See you all soon!
MORE PICTURES HERE:
(Please do ask permission before borrowing my photos or if you would like to use high resolution copies of the pictures. Thank You)
Related posts:
- The Sinulog Festival Grand Mardi Gras 2010
- Sinulog sa Kabataan 2010 Results
- Sinulog 2010 Festival Queen Winner
- Photographer’s Guide to Sinulog
- A Guide to Sinulog 2010
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Nice photos! Sayang i missed this and the continuation of Sinulog this weekend. But oh well see you soon!
Nice pictures bro. And oh, by the way, I noticed you like taking pictures of bea-u-tiful women.
Buguya nimo bords. Hehe.
hahaha. amew bai. These are children. Bawal yan
Wow cool photos. Wish I was there
Looks super fun to photograph.
Yep! and it’s not even half of it yet!
Hi Evanjohn,
I am an editor at theasiamag.com, or asia!, which will soon be re-launched as an online and mobile platform for Asian bloggers and other writers.
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…no one looks ugly in the photos… /pif