Author Archives: Mark Esguerra
Lounging in the lobby
One thing I’ve come to enjoy about digital photography is being able to go through my archives and find some hidden gems. Not necessarily because I think it would make a good photo now as opposed to back then, but … Continue reading
She feels his eyes
I’ve had some photo shoots with little Gabrielle here before, but this time around I decided to see how she’d do with a fish-eye lens in front of her. I was able to get up super close to her while … Continue reading
To Yurikamome
On a free night in Tokyo, Japan, me and my good friend +Takahiro Yamamoto decided to head over to the island of Odaiba out in Tokyo Bay to shoot around the area and hang out with our other good pal +Brian Kemper. The … Continue reading
Against the grain
With the summer heat starting to creep in, it had me thinking about one of the hottest countries I’ve ever been to. Singapore! Then again, what country in Southeast Asia isn’t hot and humid, right? He he. Anyways, I loved … Continue reading
Posted in Singapore
Tagged Bedok, Bedok Reservoir, dragon boat, Nikon D90, Singapore
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Trying to reach me
There’s just something special about a sunrise. And I’m talking about any sunrise. Waking up when the sun has come up already puts me in a good mood, but when I’m able to actually watch the sun rise into the … Continue reading
Posted in San Francisco
Tagged Fort Baker, HDR, High Dynamic Range, Nikon D3s, San Francisco
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Playing for keeps
As stunning as the wide seascape scene was at the Salton Sea it was this guy that seemed to stand out the most to me. Just a lone bird, perched on top of what remains of what was once a … Continue reading
A place all our own
When I was driving around the Eastern Sierra Nevada I happen to notice this far off cabin in the middle of the valley. No other building were in sight. It was just this old, rusty cabin alone with the … Continue reading
A fairy tale waltz
On my last visit to the Magic Kingdom, aka Disneyland, I decided to go a little shoot crazy with my 7.5mm fish-eye lens. I think at this point it’s no secret how much fun I have with that lens and … Continue reading
Posted in Anaheim
Tagged Anaheim, Cinderella, Disneyland, Olympus OM-D E-M5, Prince Charming
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Ōwakudani
When I was in Japan last month, one thing that my dear friend +Yumi Shoji was determined to do was to get me out to some areas of the country that I had never been to before. And she followed through on … Continue reading
Enter the Capra Building
When I first got my fish-eye in the mail, I was super excited. I suppose the same could be said for any lens I’m lucky to get my hands on, but the fish-eye just adds that extra bit of fun … Continue reading
Posted in Culver City
Tagged Capra Building, Olympus OM-D E-M5, Sony Pictures Studios
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