Posts Tagged ‘architecture’

My Architectural Photography how-to article published in Space Magazine

Monday, October 3rd, 2011

My Six Steps to Photographing Architecture article

The Space Magazine cover

My latest article entitled, Six Steps in Photographing Architecture has been published in the latest issue of Space Magazine (August – October 2011 issue). Here, I give a simple outline of how to tackle this genre of Photography easily.

Pila: Heritage Town, Heritage Architecture, a travel and architecture article

The same issue carries my second article, this time on travel, focusing on one of the lakeshore municipalities of Laguna entitled Pila: Heritage Town, Heritage Architecture.

I photographed all photos in the two articles.

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CCP at twilight

Tuesday, September 6th, 2011

The Cultural Center of the Philippines at twilight

The Cultural Center of the Philippines is the country’s premier performing arts venue which opened in 1969. It was designed by National Artist for Architecture, Leandro V. Locsin.

Bluprint contributor page for the April 2011 issue

Thursday, March 31st, 2011

I’m quite excited to get BluPrint’s Sun and Water Issue (April 2011, now available in newstands) as this is my first time to write on design and architecture. Well, below is just a teaser.

A former telecoms engineer, Estan Cabigas is a freelance photographer and blogger. He specializes in travel, architecture and documentary photography, and was principal photographer for two coffee table books on Philippine heritage church architecture. For this issue, Estan takes us to one of Mactan’s high end beach resorts — this time we not only see his stunning photographs but we hear what he has to say too.

Bluprint contributor page.

Architectural study at a La Union resort

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

Architectural study at the Thunderbird Resort

I’m currently with 9 other bloggers having been invited for a two night stay here at Thunderbird Resort, Poro Point, La Union. Of course, they’re hoping to tap new media via blogs as part of their promotions. Initially, I was hesitant of joining but having seen the Santorini inspired architecture, I decided to just join and do some shots. Here’s one that I did early this afternoon before the rains postponed our activities.

I was wide eyed at the Minor Basilica of San Sebastian

Friday, April 9th, 2010

I’ve always been intrigued with the all steel church of the Minor Basilica of San Sebastian. Thanx to Tina Paterno, who will be heading a restoration project of this impressive edifice, I was able to appreciate further and take preliminary shots of the interior for a future feature in simbahan.net and to help Tina with her advocacy/project.

I can’t help but be wide eyed at the fan vaulting, the neo gothic details of this church but also disheartened at deterioration of the iron cladding that is quite prominent in the interior. These are just a few of the images I took and will be shooting the basilica by next week. Stay tuned.

About the images, I prefer to do this in black and white to focus more on the architectural details than be distracted by the colors and lights.

Worm's eye view of one of the columns of the church. CLICK TO ENLARGE

The impressive fan vaulting of San Sebastian. CLICK TO ENLARGE

Detail of one of the columns