34th Manila International Book Fair

34th Manila International Book Fair  
"Definitely a fun experience"

By: Gertie Bulaong
Chen Cobarrubias
Angela Harder
Misa Ishikawa
Paula Odevilas 
Tiny Wagas
of 202C

Our reaction when our professor told us that we are once again required to attend an event, we were like "uh-oh, gastos na naman." But when we read a few blogs on how fun and cool it is to go to the Manila Book Fair wherein books are discounted for 20-80%, we were overjoyed and excited to attend the event. 

By the way, this is held in SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia until Sunday (September 15, 2013). Tickets are only for 20 pesos, 15 pesos for students and senior citizens. 

We went there on a Friday (September 13), it was not as crowded as we thought it would be and that is some good news because we were able to look around to find the best deals! 

Scroll down to view Paula's snippets for this year's largest book fair!

(Rex Bookstore's eye catchy crown!)

(medicine books for 25 pesos, how cool is that?)

(children books 30-150 pesos are being offered in this booth)

(NBS booth almost occupied the hall!)

(senior fairies :D)

(senior fairies group picture #2)

(starting to get crowded)

(fully booked offers great deals!)

(Goodwill Bookstore's booth)

(this booth sells inspirational books for only 100 pesos!) 

(children books)

(this booth was very creative, as you could see it looks like
a fiesta booth!)

(here are some of what I purchased in the book fair)

   Photographs of Angela 

Angela's favorite shot during the book fair
(Inside the NBS booth)

    Incomplete Photo of  Group 6
(From L-R: Angela, Paula, Gertie, Misa and Chen)
*Tiny not in the picture

Angela bought these fab and colorful ball pens. :)
(It comes with a freeTagalog-English Dictionary)

20% off books

Fully Booked gives free tickets! :)
 (Angela actually got two!)

 The eye catching Rex Book Store exhibit

Tiny wasn't able to join our group shot since she had a class last Friday, September 13 from 1-4:30p.m, but she was able to attend the book fair during the weekend! :) 

 "Knowledge is a treasure that can't be stolen by anybody,
Read More books!!"

Wagas, Mary Weyden V.

These are the shots I love:

First is this. I try the panorama on my camera and came out with this. I love this shot because St. Scholastica’s College looks so perfect in this shot.

This shot is taken from St. Cecilia Building I love this shot also because it applies the Pattern. Symmetry and Shapes.

 I love this shot because it’s like Castle and when you look at it, it’s like telling you a love story inspired by Romeo and Juliet 

This shot looks like a painting specially the clouds here.

When you look at this shot it’s very creepy. Its like there would be ghost coming out.

This shot applies playing with lights and shadow it looks perfect J

This shot I also loved this because you doesn’t need any frame for you to make pose. This would be a nice frame for your profile picture in facebook. 

This shot it’s like “endless stairs”

This curved line shot means guiding you to an open door.

The stones in this shot look like candies that can be seen in ichiban.. 

You can already feel it’s texture while looking into it.

"Rise"

Photographs by: Jeanne Pauline Odevilas

First Phototgraphy Workshop

                                                                      curving lines

                                                                           depth

                                                                           texture

 

                                                                         fill frame

                                                                          frame

                                                                         leading lines

                                                                       pattern

                                                            play with light and shadow

                                                                        reflection

                                                                     rule of thirds

                                                                          shapes

                                                                        symmetry

                                                                   unique viewpoints

                                                                       straight horizon

First Photography Workshop

Ishikawa, Misa S.

202c's First Photography Workshop

Including my top most favourite shots :)

 Depth

 Leading Line

 Leading Line 2

 Lights and Shadows

 Parallel

Rule of Thirds

Fill Frame