
Answer: Guillermo Tolentino, Filipinas in Bondage,
bronze cast, of the Vargas Collection, University of the Philippines Diliman Vargas Museum
(shot this week).
The Vargas Museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday at 9am-5pm.


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Answer: Guillermo Tolentino, Filipinas in Bondage,
bronze cast, of the Vargas Collection, University of the Philippines Diliman Vargas Museum
(shot this week).
The Vargas Museum is open from Tuesday to Saturday at 9am-5pm.


For my Zoom background (all Zoom backgrounds are my original photos which i took in person 📷 💃)…

This is for a wall background. Usually, for street photography, I learned from several award-winning professional photographers in a seminar sponsored by the UP Film Institute years ago organized by Dean Armi Santiago, to make sure there is scale and there is movement or motion, and human interest — the easiest to show motion and human interest is to wait for something to happen — a movement or motion or someone walking by — every passerby on the street has “motion and emotion”… and without showing their face as respect for their data privacy (or a cat or dog etc to nonchalantly saunter within the frame — they don’t mind too much about their data privacy 🐈🐕🐱) …
… sometimes, you have to wait…don’t mindlessly shoot if it’s street photography… Show motion and emotion or show human interest, it requires patience, here’s a mediocre example from amateur me (my original street photography is mediocre, don’t mind me) from the archives here:

… Maraming shots po iyan (this took several shots) because the rider-biker was fast-moving, you had to shoot him at that point before he blocks the heart shrubbery … so i took anticipatory shots before he got to the point of a split-second before crossing the sculptured heart shrub 🤸… “moving target” si Kuya Rider 🕺🧚
An extended Happy Valentine’s Day!!! 💘