Flowers, Bromeliad

The bromeliads (bromeliad billbergia) displayed here grew and bloomed in the U.P. Diliman campus.









(c) Adorio Digital Images Library





Photographer: Dr. Ernesto P. Adorio
Camera: Olympus VG-110
Album: Oct 13, 2011
Thanks: Hermie Siroy, Augusto Hermosilla, Ella Jacildo

Flowers, Jathropa Integerrima, Shanghai Beauty

Here are photos of flowers of a Shanghai beauty (Jatropha pandurifolia) or coral tree. This tree is in the Institute of Biology grounds.



Right click and open in a new browser tab on any of the images for a bigger and clearer view.

The plant is identified as Spicy Jatropha (Jatropha integerrima)
Reference: Wikipedia entry


Mtd>Common name

Plant	Spicy Jatropha (Jatropha integerrima)
Shanghai beauty
Photographer	Dr. Ernesto P. Adorio
Camera	Olympus VG-110 Point and Shoot Camera.
Acknowledgement	Ella Jacildo, Romana de los Reyes

All images (c)Adorio Digital Images Library.

Photos as a mirror to society.

Here is our fist PMS (Photos as a mirror to society)



Src: Rebwar M Ahmed

Found first in my former colleague's Dr. Ogz's Facebook wall.

Learning photography (composition) from a master photographer

Here is just one of the stunning photographs you can view from Yetbo Loverita's album.
It is marked public, and I feel free in making a link to it.

Here is the link to the album.

Smartphone cameras are getting better

Here are two photos taken by a professional photographer Yetbo, using Apple's Iphone camera and a Nikon D3.


It is hard to see the difference immediately but the Nikon D3 shot with N glass shows a depth of field in contrast to the fixed focus of the Iphone smartphone cam.

The quality of the smartphone camera photo is stunning to say the least.


Photos are owned by Yetbo, we posted them with permission for this article.

Here is a stunning clear flower photo from my sis (not available publicly).

Its lovely but I do not know its common or scientific name!

New photo albums using VG-110

We are tyring to be more careful with the use of the Macro Setting of the Olympus VG-110 camera.

Click on October 20, 2011 Plants