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Posted by Line_ache on Nov 6, 2011

Blue Hour 101 – by Travel Photographer Yen Baet

National Geographic Award winning photographer Yen Baet talks about Blue Hour 101: A Beginner's guide to shooting during the best time of the day.

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 31, 2011

Featured Photographer – Red Ognita

Consciously, I do not really pay much attention to style. I create what pleases me. It was only when my work was reviewed by an art teacher and a gallery owner that I was made to realise that I am following a certain pattern. A style that was obvious to them and a revelation for me. But with that being said, I do not deny that I am influenced by my environment.

Posted by Line_ache on Nov 6, 2010

Stunning 3D Art by 3DPinoy Artists

This post is a part of a series showcasing Pinoy talents in the field of Visual Art, 3d in particular. Hope you will be Inspired, and Proud!As usual, I am surfing the net for inspiration when I stumbled on this active 3d Pinoy Community. The output they produced were really amazing you will think they were photographed. Enjoy!

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 22, 2010

Featured Photographer-Jay Tablante

Back in the early days when he was already making a name for himself as the talented techie, with a webbie award and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional Distinction under his belt, he braved to venture into a journey where only a few was known to succeed(make big bucks that is!:)). Now that he's up there, he still believe on one thing; whenever his skills and creativity take him, he will always be, just a geek with a camera..

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 9, 2010

The 100 Manual Settings Project – Portrait

Welcome to the 3rd installment of IPL's 'The 100 Manual Settings Project". Starting from this post, I will organize it into 'kinds of photography' so it will be easier for you, my dear reader to sort out your chosen style and adopt the pros manual settings and post processing techniques.

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 2, 2010

Featured Artist – Wilson Tortosa

How good is it if you are at home, doing what you enjoy while earning thrice or more than the average, at your own pace and at your own time? How wonderful it feels to come to a convention with lots of fans waiting for your autograph? Let us ask Wunan, He knows.

Posted by Line_ache on Sep 10, 2010

The 100 Manual Settings Project

Many novice and aspiring photographers deal with their own 'enemies'...This project aims to lessen if not conquer all our enemy, by using 'Spies'. These are the men who already attain knowledge about our 'enemies disposition' - the camera's manual settings, post-processing technique, and the right attitude. Sometimes the 'enemy' is not another person, but your 'another you'.

Posted by Line_ache on Aug 24, 2010

Featured Photographer – Danny Santos II

From the urban street of Orchard Road rises a name Danny Santos II, a Filipino graphic designer based in Singapore.He is making headlines in the blog-o-sphere and appeared in numerous blog interviews all the way from Boston, Italy, Austria, Germany and Russia to name a few. In fact, his facebook 'like' page is 2,000+ strong and increasing. What made him stand out from the 'over-wannabe' world of Photographers is his style. Street Photography a-la Danny St.

IPL attends blog awards, did Photography 101!

Posted by Line_ache on Jan 23, 2012 in Classic, Hobbies, Photography | 0 comments

Aside from the fact that I must be physically present to attend the awards night and some planned city tour in between, I have another agenda in mind- To put into practice what I learned from the spies I asked through my The 100 Manual settings project.

Geekology 101: A cosplay photography workshop by Jay Tablante

Posted by Line_ache on Dec 4, 2011 in Graphic Arts, Photography | 5 comments

Jay Tablante was in Singapore for a 1-man photography exhibition cum mini-workshop dubbed 'Geekology 101'-A 1-man cosplay photography exhibit with Philippines cosplay photographer Jay Tablante .

iPL 1 of the 5 shortlisted for ‘Best Geek Blog’ by Nuffnang!

Posted by Line_ache on Nov 14, 2011 in Gadgets, Hobbies, Photography | 12 comments

Wow, as in Wow! A year ago I started this blog out of curiosity. I wanted to learn. And while learning, why not share what I learned?From asking the ‘spies’, to sharing tips based on hands-on experience. Now, I am shortlisted as one of the five finalists under the category 'Best Geek Blog'!

Blue Hour 101 – by Travel Photographer Yen Baet

Posted by Line_ache on Nov 6, 2011 in Classic, Featured Post, How to, Photography | 4 comments

National Geographic Award winning photographer Yen Baet talks about Blue Hour 101: A Beginner's guide to shooting during the best time of the day.

iPL Photographer Directory Goes Beta!

Posted by Line_ache on Nov 19, 2011 in How to, Photography | 2 comments

The purpose is quite straightforward, provide a 'one-stop' page link for Photographers, Bloggers or possible Client. What you need to do is share one photo that is the best representative of your style, input some bios, your social networking pages and of course your website for other Photographers, Bloggers or Clients to visit.

Featured Photographer – Red Ognita

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 31, 2011 in Classic, Featured Post, Hobbies, Photography | 0 comments

Pinoy wins Scott Kelby’s 2011 Worldwide Photowalk!

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 22, 2011 in Photography | 0 comments

This shot makes me smile. As soon as I saw it, I smiled, and I’m still smiling. I love the composition and its sense of balance, and I think the post processing was spot on - Scott Kelby

You will be missed.

Posted by Line_ache on Oct 7, 2011 in Graphic Arts, Photography | 0 comments

Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose. You are already naked. There is no reason not to follow your heart.

The 100 Manual Settings Project – Still Life

Posted by Line_ache on Jul 17, 2011 in Hobbies, Photography | 0 comments

This project aims to lessen if not conquer all our enemy, by using ‘Spies’. These are the men who already attain knowledge about our ‘enemies disposition’- the camera’s manual settings, post-processing technique, and the right attitude. Sometimes the ‘enemy’ is not another person, but your ‘another you’... Todays DSLR generation, Still life is more like 'making pictures' rather than taking them.