What makes a person happy? I'm sure the most common reply that you will hear is that being with their loved ones, family and friends makes them happy. Or maybe for some, you will hear materialistic responses like chocolates, flowers, shoes, bags among others were the things that will make them happy. There is nothing wrong with that. Anything that will make them feel good inside or anybody who can make them smile can be factors that makes a person happy. But happiness is not limited to the material things that you like nor the people that surrounds and loves you. There are little things that can bring happiness into your life. Those things that will make you change the way you see happiness.
I'd like to share some of the few shallow things that makes me happy.
Sunset - I just love sunsets. Whenever there's a chance, I try to take a picture of it whether on the streets, on the beach or even when I'm inside the car. I get a little frustrated when I am not able to capture the beauty of the sunset as seen by my naked eyes. But nevertheless, I get fascinated on the outcome of my pictures even just using a mobile phone. This is happiness.
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| Boracay Sunset |
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| Sunset in Thailand |
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| Sunset in Bolinao, Pangasinan |
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| Capturing sunset in a moving car |
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| Nasugbu, Batangas Sunset |
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| BGC, Taguig Sunset |
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| Sunset in Bantayan Island, Cebu |
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| Capturing sunset again while inside the car |
Photography - No, I am not into photography but I love taking pictures! I do not have plans of making or shifting a career out of photography though. I do, however, do a little research on how to take nice shot or what cameras (or even mobile phones) can best suite my personality and love for photography. I took mostly nature shots and night shots. I know my pictures are just basic but when I get some compliments on it, it already makes me feel happy. This is happiness.
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| Tinuy-an Falls |
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| Siquijor |
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| Apo Island |
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| Malaysia |
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| Enchanted River |
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| Event in Circuit Makati |
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| Nemo in Moalboal, Cebu |
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| Batangas restaurant |
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| Instax taken in Mactan, Cebu |
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| My cute niece |
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| Artwork in a restaurant in Boracay |
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| Golden fields in Mariveles, Bataan |
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| Fireworks show |
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| Fireworks show |
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| Kabiang Tunnel |
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| Instax capture of our wedding |
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| BGC street at night |
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| Boracay Sail |
Blogging - Eversince high school, I already love to write. I even tried to take up Journalism in college but I ended up in an Engineering course. My passion for writing has not ended until I put up this blog last January 2011 just to share to the world my thoughts and experiences mostly about my travels. It really makes me happy when people find my blog useful. This is happiness.
You see, there are really more than just family, friends, love ones, and material things that can make a person happy. With our fast-paced and stressful life to some, one can discover various things that can change the way they see happiness. Even the smallest things can change the way you see everything. Just like Huawei's new mobile phone, the Huawei P9. With its cool camera features, it will feel like you have a camera with a smartphone attached. This will change the way you see mobile photography. Huawei P9's camera is co-engineered with Leica, one of the world's most respected names in the photography industry. It has dual lenses at the back where one lens shoots exclusively black and white while when both lenses are used, a DSLR-style shallow depth of field can be produced. This can definitely change the way you see mobile photography. It is a mobile phone but with features similar to DSLR when taking photos. With its 2 lens camera, you can set the depth of field of your shots which has the same effect as changing aperture of a DSLR. Result, photos will be high quality and users will be able to take amazing monochrome, slo-mo, colored, light painting photos among others.
Living in this world could take you to a lot of challenges and experiences. But seeing life in a different perspective can make living worth it, so enjoy every bit of it. Live life to the fullest!
