It pays when you do not leave the house without a camera :)
For the month of October, we spent two Fridays responding at the Philippine Flood Appeal. We donated, sorted, and packed clothes, goods, and toys at Reef Mall. Like most people with camera, we took pictures of the event.
One time, a certain Nilo Torres handed his card and asked to be sent copies of the photos. I read the card and it says he was a Media Specialist. After two days, we sent what he asked for. We received an e-mail back with Mr. Torres' gratitude and that was all.
For the month of October, we spent two Fridays responding at the Philippine Flood Appeal. We donated, sorted, and packed clothes, goods, and toys at Reef Mall. Like most people with camera, we took pictures of the event.
One time, a certain Nilo Torres handed his card and asked to be sent copies of the photos. I read the card and it says he was a Media Specialist. After two days, we sent what he asked for. We received an e-mail back with Mr. Torres' gratitude and that was all.
Friday at the Bayanihan Festival, a year-end community program for all Filipinos in the UAE, fellow Cordilleran informed us that our pictures were included in the Bayanihan Souvenir Programme. Thrilled, I asked for a copy and boy, they included them with a photo essay. Needless to say for an amateur photographer, we were flattered they chose not one but three of our photos.
Those marked with 5 stars are ours. It was hubby behind the camera for the large photo. Mommy Kero is standing fourth from the right :)
Our third photo was included at the collage.
Maraming Salamat po from the Pinkihans!
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