It was 2AM. Little sis and I were just talking about food last night (gutom much?) so we decided to give McDonalds' 24/7 delivery a try. We checked their website, ordered 2 large coke and fries, a cheeseburger and a Big Mac and waited to see if their disclaimer was true. First, our house is located at the farthest part of the subdivision. KFC, Chowking, Kenny Rogers rejected us because of our location. Then, it's effin 2AM. Yeah. We're still wide awake. Thank God for the internet. :D

An hour later, we heard our dogs barking at the sound of a motorcycle in front of our house gate LOL. Yey! McDonald's made it! I never really liked their burgers, but I'd like to commend them for being true to their word na kahit nasaan ka man, kahit anong oras, may McDonalds delivery para sayo hehehehehe. Thank you McDonalds! ^_^

I'm gonna start the PPlicious series. For myself. LOL. I've been looking at Tumblr too much and just recently, I've been a fan of Metro Photography's treatment on their wedding and prenup photos. Nakakainspire tuloy maging prenup at wedding photographer. But being such a noob I was, I didn't care much about the composition of the photo itself, but the gorgeous post processing they made in each photo.

I have been using Photoshop since college and I didn't know post processing was a whole different learning experience. I find it hard to blend colors in between layers and it's funny that I'm taking two hours and more just to PP a bunch of photos. ^_^ It's also great to be in a photography club, I'm getting the answers that I need especially when it comes to anything and everything about my new hobby.

I'll just share some of my post processed photos, I used Adobe Lightroom 3 + Photoshop for these pictures. Why those two? For color enhancement, I prefer to use Lightroom. Colors are more vivid and lively and I don't rely on presets too much..I make sure to tweak those sliders more to get the desired output. As for Photoshop, I use it for major 'cleanup'. Like removing noise, sharpening the image, spot removal, or if I want to put graphics on the side or create a photo with textured layers.

Sample shots with much PP :3




I've still a lot more to learn LOL. More photoshoots please! :)