Day 5/5 of the Three Flower Challenge

Yeah! 5th day. The challenge was fun.

For the final day, I'm sharing with you these flowers that just hang around.

This is indeed a day of gratitude for me. If there's one valuable lesson I rediscovered from this challenge, it is: Don't be discouraged if the goal you want to achieve requires a lot of time and effort.

Day 4/5 of the Three Flower Challenge

Day 4 of the challenge.

I was at the Lourdes Grotto. Seeing the Lourdes wasn't only my intention but to walk around looking for something interesting to capture. At that time, stepping into a restricted area was the least of my worries. If someone happens to notice me, I'd simply say sorry and walk away.

My persistence was worth it. A little piece of heaven unraveled before my eyes when I saw these and thus I hurriedly took pictures of them.

I'm almost done with the challenge and still excited to share my photos.

Day 3/5 of the Three Flower Challenge

Day 3.

I took these photos at the Baguio Orchidarium. I could have shared a lot but since it's a Three Flower Challenge, I'm only supposed to share, of course, 3.

 

 

 

My bro told me to spend at least around 30 minutes every day for a photo walk. Since it's been raining here in Baguio for days, I get to share these photos stored in this machine that I'm using.

Day 2/5 of the Three Flower Challenge

Here comes my 2nd day of my 3 Flower Challenge and here are the photographs that I shared:

These images were taken using Sony Xperia J with my improvised macro lens. I owe my love for macro photography to my brother who, in my eyes, takes astonishing macro images.

Most especially in mobile macro photography, steady hands, enough amount of light, and a lot of patience, and interesting subject are the key ingredients for nice captures.

Day 1/5 of the Three Flower Challenge

I was nominated by an uncle and good friend of mine for the 3 Flower Challenge, a 5-day photo sharing on Facebook. Here's what I got for my 1st day:

 

 

 

These images were taken using Sony Xperia J. I shot these lovely blossoms at KAYA. I guess I need to at least know these flowers' names. Do you happen to know them?

I'm looking forward for tomorrow's share.