Simplest to Majestic Scenery

[Mark.Pedregosa]

Passion for photography is innate within me. It has been my goal to preserve memories and feelings in photographs. Capturing the simplest to majestic sceneries has honed my talent. Through photography I am able to express not only my feelings but the feelings of my subjects too. This is how I wanted to make a mark, boundless and bold.

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THE FIRST LIGHT

I decided to position my camera in low angle view and use the mangrove roots as my foreground. It was a cloudy morning at that time and I kept on checking on my watch, it was getting late for the sun. It was at 7:00 am when the 'First Light' slowly makes its way out from the skies. I was dazzled with the composition of the roots reaching out to the sky while some reaches out to the water. This photo was taken in Pagbilao, Quezon Province, Philippines.

View my gallery in the Digital Photographer's website: http://www.dphotographer.co.uk/user/MarkP

[Mark.Pedregosa]

TWILIGHT POOL

Dramatic sky and passing clouds reflect in pooled water along the sandy beach of Nagsasa Cove, Zambales

PHOENIX IN THE SKY

On my last visit of Nagsasa Cove, we got some fantastic morning sunrise and cloud formations. After few unsuccessful long exposure attempts, I was able to capture the unexpected cloud formation reflecting in the calm pooled water like a mythical sacred firebird

NAGSASA PANORAMA

Panoramic shot of Nagsasa Cove, Zambales

[Rosie]

Stunning shots - you capture the light beautifully

[Seosaimhin]

Wow! A set of really stunning images - can't wait to see more!

Josie

[ForeverSnapping]

Beautiful photos, I love the colours and lighting in the panoramic one, look forward to seeing more of your photos

Natasha

[Mark.Pedregosa]

Rosie, Josie and Natasha - thank you for viewing and for the kind comments.

WEEKEND SUNSET

Evening light descends over the mountains of Zambales. Taken at the shores of Subic Bay, Zambales, Philippines

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FAMILY OF ROCKS

From a distance, these two tiny rock islets also known as "Mag-asawang Bato" (Married Rocks) jutting out of sea located off the coast of Padre Burgos, Quezon, Philippines.

[Mark.Pedregosa]

some more photos of my Quezon Province set...

GOLDEN MORNING


THE TREE OF HOPE


MORNING'S PASSAGE


AFTERNOON GLORY


CAPTURING THE LIGHT



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[Chris Humphreys]

Stunning shots, thanks for posting.

[Tittan]

You have a lot of really good frames here Mark. I am looking forward to see more from you.

[Mark.Pedregosa]

Chris and Tittan, thanks so much


Some of my recent shots...


View from the top of Mt. Pulag. Mount Pulag (or sometimes Mount Pulog) is the third highest mountain in the Philippines. It is Luzon’s highest peak at 2,922 meters above sea level. The borders between the provinces of Benguet, Ifugao, and Nueva Vizcaya meet at the mountain's peak.

another shot in portrait oriented...


I was in awe when I saw this magnificent view from the top of Mt. Pulag. It's like a waterfalls coming from the sky...just amazing!

both were taken with a Lumix LX3.

[Tittan]

Oooh! I love how the clouds looks like the waves on a beach!

[Seosaimhin]

Absolutely stunning - love how the clouds are just pouring over the mountains!

Josie

[Chris Humphreys]

Fantastic, and well done for lugging your kit up a mountain!

[ForeverSnapping]

Brilliant photos, I love the lighting effect and the way the clouds go over the mountains,the Philippines looks beautiful for seascape photography. Keep up the great work

Natasha