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FKK Basic Photography Workshop

By Jon Raz


Last April 13, 2013, I attended the Free Basic Photography Workshop conducted by Foto Klase sa Kalye at the Canon Learning Center, Manila Zoo. The resource speakers for this event are Sir Meo Remalante a Former Executive Art Director at McCann-Erickson Phils. and Sir Nicco Valenzuela a Landscape and Architectural Photographer. 

After the workshop they let us shoot around the manila zoo to apply the what they are teaching to us and we proceed to Rizal Park to shoot the Aliwan Festival.



































The only elephant in the Philippines. Her name is Maali.


Attended the Foto Klase sa Kalye Basic Photography Workshop at the Canon Learning Center, Manila Zoo last April 13, 2013. The workshop was conducted by Sir Meo Remalante and Sir Nicco Valenzuela.



































The only elephant in the Philippines. Her name is Maali.

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Attended the Foto Klase sa Kalye Basic Photography Workshop at the Canon Learning Center, Manila Zoo last April 13, 2013. The workshop was conducted by Sir Meo Remalante and Sir Nicco Valenzuela.



































The only elephant in the Philippines. Her name is Maali.

More Photos:

Attended the Foto Klase sa Kalye Basic Photography Workshop at the Canon Learning Center, Manila Zoo last April 13, 2013. The workshop was conducted by Sir Meo Remalante and Sir Nicco Valenzuela.

































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Location: Manila Zoological And Botanical Garden, Manila, Philippines

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