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5th August 2013

Josevich
Josevich

cool!
im not an expert in photography but I love the exagerated drama that HDR did for your photos. too bad my nikon D3200 doesnt have that feature and im too lazy to study post processing on computers
From Blog: Northern Frontier
2nd August 2013

shihab
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helpful article
i like this article it very helpful details and i realy like pictures.http://visitingvisatouae.com/dubai-visit-visa-information/
From Blog: Northern Frontier
2nd August 2013

Josevich
Josevich

awesome!
great photography! what camera did you use? did you use in-camera filters?
From Blog: Northern Frontier
2nd August 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Thanks!
I used the HDR feature of Nikon D7100. I wrote about it here: http://jayexiomo.blog.com/2013/07/29/testing-nikon-d7100s-hdr-feature. It's a bit on the technical side. But if you're interested in learning more about it, here's one site that I think explains it well: http://lifehacker.com/5991508/what-is-hdr-and-when-should-i-use-it-in-my-photos Personally I think I overdid the HDR in some pictures, since I'm still learning about the feature.
From Blog: Northern Frontier
31st July 2013

Anastasia78
Anastasia78

Spectacular!
Loved reading this and the photos are gorgeous. This isn't what I imagined a part of the Philippines to look like! Makes me want to go. :)
From Blog: Northern Frontier
31st July 2013

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Exploring the frontier
Excellent photography. Wish we were out there with you!
From Blog: Northern Frontier
31st July 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Thanks! When you visit the Philippines again, you can go to Batanes, and if time permits, maybe we can accompany you. We'd love to go back.
From Blog: Northern Frontier
9th May 2013

butch
non-member comment

agree
met that guy recently. he used to tie up with the dirty old lady (Raquel) who gave us the package. you're right he's very unethical man. i use to sit in front of the van but when the dirty old lady came, he hurriedly commanded me to sit at the back. at last i knew that they were lovers.
From Blog: Coron, Palawan
29th April 2013

TinNiE
" Half the fun of the travel is the esthetic of lostness "

wow...i barely remember the names of the temples but you got all these detailes noted?! impressive ^_^
From Blog: Temple Run
29th April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Yeah, I knew I would forget them as soon as the day ended so I always kept my travel journal and map with me. ;)
From Blog: Temple Run
28th April 2013
Angkor Wat

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

MAGIC SHOT...EXCELLENT COMPENDIUM
As I have recently returned from Cambodia I view with interest and memories your amazing collection of history and pics from the temples of Siem Reap...and sigh with relief that as there are so many temples...so many sights...that when I blog these sights I can add to the compendium of images from this magic spiritual place and not attract "Jay took that one"! Really enjoyed this blog and loved that you shared so many photos.
From Blog: Temple Run
28th April 2013
Angkor Wat

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Thanks! I actually had to take down notes on every temple in my "real" journal. On my own I couldn't have remembered them all, especially since we crammed too much in two days.
From Blog: Temple Run
28th April 2013

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

SOLEMN REMINDER
The mention of the Killing Fields...your pictures. Reminds me of the feelings that are inescapable when in Cambodia...the gentleness and big smiles of the people concealing the massive sadness in all of their families by the systematic genocide by the Khmer Rouge.
From Blog: Phnom Penh Rising
28th April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

I agree.
And I think it's what makes Cambodians all the more admirable.
From Blog: Phnom Penh Rising
27th April 2013

liliram
liliram

Oh, those creative juices ...
Yes, flowing through your entire blog. You write beautifully, Jay, and like MJ, I'm waiting for your book. Can't wait to read more.
From Blog: Frozen in Time
27th April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Thanks!
From Blog: Frozen in Time
26th April 2013

auspicious
Michelle Duer

Fish cheese -- yum? Sounds like an odorous adventure. Liked the bit with the frog leg as well -- I find it goes well with ginger and greens. Great writing and looking forward to your next one. :)
From Blog: Frozen in Time
26th April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

I actually liked the taste of the frog -- tasted like fish. But every time I realize it's a frog.... :) Yeah, maybe I should've tried it with ginger and greens.
From Blog: Frozen in Time
26th April 2013

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Off the beaten path
A thrill norry ride...you always find the interesting things to do. You should have taken the cooking class. Loved your opening and closing with the clock. Excellent writing! We are waiting for your book.
From Blog: Frozen in Time
26th April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

I just found out about the norry by reading other travelers' stories. Plus my guide turned out to be very helpful. Thanks. Maybe one day I'll be able to get myself published :)
From Blog: Frozen in Time
26th April 2013

RENanDREW
Ren & Andrew

Countryside tour
Fantastic photos and stories about the countryside tour. We really struggled with the smells at the fish market, but our timing wasn't the best - it was a hot summer afternoon... :)
From Blog: Frozen in Time
26th April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Thanks. Yeah, couldn't stomach the smell, too. Same time as mine, though it was just after the Khmer New Year so the market was basically deserted.
From Blog: Frozen in Time
2nd April 2013

TinNiE
" Half the fun of the travel is the esthetic of lostness "

nicely written
not sure if I can stomach watching this in person either >_< being a Catholic I'm not really a fan of this as the solemnity of what should be celebrated is often compromised and people often forget what the 'performance' really stand for. I'm sure most of them have good intentions but politics have also thrived in. It's becoming more of a circus to me, seem to be getting more and more commercialized. Thanks for sharing, good job Jay :)
From Blog: Bloody Friday
2nd April 2013

JayExiomo
Jay Exiomo

Yeah, politics! I found it amusing that before the crucifixion started, the announcer had to say that the event was made possible through the benevolence of a certain politician.
From Blog: Bloody Friday

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Although he lived much of his toddler years abroad in the US and spent his early childhood roaming around the Philippines with his parents, Jay didn't really catch the travel bug until much later in 2006, when he was dragged to a microfinance conference in Thailand. He considers it his first true taste of travel, with his childhood already but a vague, distant memory. Something about being in a foreign place stirred his wanderlust, and his feet have constantly itched since. After graduating with a degree in Multimedia Arts, Jay worked as a news writer, then as a high school teacher. Presently,... full info
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