Picture Perfect
How to take a picture of the moon?
I couldn’t get a nice shot of the moon and it’s been forever. Then I realized I don’t even know how to use my camera. Oh well. Someday soon!
Don't get confused. Yes, it's a moon.
Midnight Blue
Pardon my emoti-ness. Yeah, I call it that. It’s midnight and I could not sleep. For certain, I miss my chicas back in the Philippines. So let me post this solemn view from my window.
Ok, how about a short poem I write
By the dimmest light
By the sadness of the moment
And the darkness of the night
With all my might
I’m still Mr. Bright
…side
In the lowest point of this blue midnight
Total Eclipse in my room
This is what happens when I get some lone time with my Android phone. Anything that is within the radius can become anything I want. All non-sense. But who cares, right?
By the way, I havent installed new apps lately to my phone. It ran out of storage already and I could not just uninstall anything. I will have to find ways on how to utilize my phone’s small real estate.
Another insider shot using Android Phone
Since I never had a good chance to spend some time outside, not really because of the cold weather but because I have weekend work, I could only provide you this uber cool portrait of my toilet bowl.
Right at this moment, you already have no option to take your eyes away from it. And you are most probably thankful of me because I am giving you a favor of having something to complete your day. Who knows, you might also be having your extra special meal while reading this.
And by the way, you are welcome.
My Android Photo Machine
I am in the hunt for the best photo editing slash camera fx application for Android. One app that can be my all day buddy whenever I travel and for some reason, did not bring the camera with me, not necessarily intentionally.
So far, I have only tried this FxCamera that I chanced to download from the Android Market.
If yiu know something, please share. I am using a mobile phone sporting a six hundred megahertz clockspeed. Of course it runs Android, specifically Eclair.