Subic getaway photo set

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I believe that photos are the best souvenirs when I go visit far away places. So I always make sure to take lots of it. I already posted almost all of the photos at my Facebook account but I saved my most favorite ones for a blog post.

I was lucky to receive a Canon SX230 PowerShot from my uncle and his wife. The 14x optical zoom was very helpful in capturing far subjects without compromising its quality. Go see for yourself. =)

From Ocean Adventure:

Dolphin dive.
Tongka the Whale and the trainer.



And another one.


From Pier One:

Zoomed in 5x I guess.

From Zoobic Safari:

Sun Conure


From Moonbay Marina:

Love the clarity of the setting sun, the bangka and the two man sitting.

My most favorite. This was zoomed 8x I guess and the four people included are strangers to me.
I am also no good in taking magnificent photos, but these inspired me in studying and understanding photography more.

Cheers to future photo sets. =)

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