Waiting for the Sunset at Gilutongan Island with Friends

Hi ASEAN Hive!

Happy to say that I can finally blog on PeakD using my laptop. Meaning I can upload as many photos as I want from my hard disk drive. I wasn't very sure why I had trouble with PeakD the past few months. Anyway, glad that it's working again.

I've previously blogged about Gilutongan Island, as I have many photos. I'm happy to share the story of each image here.

Jane took a selfie with her digital camera. Haha! Do you still have your digital camera? Because it was more affordable than using a phone camera.

We were waiting for the sun to set, and the DSLR camera owners were busy setting up the cameras for the best sunset photos.

I apologize if some of the photos I posted here are blurry, as we were still experimenting with our cameras. We were discussing aperture settings, manual settings, and other camera jargon.

We attempted to observe the difference between using a flash and relying solely on natural golden light.

Natural light

With flash, better not to use it, or my pimples were very obvious. LOL.

Other friends who had no DSLR cameras were just enjoying using my camera and me as a practice model. LOL.

In this photo, you can see that the sun has gone down. You can see my face with some shadow on the other side.

Sorry if I am just talking sh$+ like a drunk person.

My friends got busy with their phones. Oh yes, I remember. This is the part of Gilutongan Island that has a phone signal.

The kids were happy to join us and loved being in the photo as well.

Here's a silhouette photo of me. No edits to this photo. It was straight out of the camera. And look at that golden sunset behind me. So gorgeous.