Another photo video comes in from my mind. This time it tackles about emotions. It talks about love that has only been confined within the corridors of one's heart, the need for it to be expressed to someone, yet the fear of showing it.
This is my photo video version of Reo Speedwagon's popular song "CAN'T FIGHT THIS FEELING" .
Personally, these are the words that I loved best in this song:
"
what started out as friendship has grown stronger..."
"
even as I wander, I'm keeping you in sight..."
"my life has been such a whirlwind since I saw you..."
Whoever you are, I would like to say, I have expressed much on this photo video. Just because I can't fight this feeling any longer and I had the hardest time keeping it to myself, this time I have to keep it flowing out to you, no matter how slim the chances are...
The photo video craze is not yet over with me. I have made various videos from the pictures I have on my files and tried to surf the NET for the kind of music that best suited with the storyline on each video that I tried to create.
For now, I have the pictures taken from my Camotes adventure. My visit took place middle of last year from a place, described as an island lost in the horizon. This is Camotes, a small island in Cebu in central Philippines. I only concentrated on the pictures of the place which I stayed in at Mangodlong Rock Resort of which its prime tourist attraction is the rock island adjacent to it.
The music featured on this video is my all time favorite love song, popularized by AMERICA which I made on a sing-along format complete with lyrics. I tried to post it on my YOU Tube account but there was a copyright issue conflict with its uploading. So, I just post it here after I have this uploaded on my Facebook account.
Enjoy watching.
Late bloomer as defined by ENCYCLOPEDIA, "is a person whose talents or capabilities are slow to develop. The term is used metaphorically to describe a child or adolescent who develops more slowly than others in their age group; but eventually catches up and in some cases overtakes their peers, or an adult whose talent or genius in a particular field only appears later in life than is normal- in some cases, only in old age"
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Anyway, my point is that it is only lately that I discovered the magic of Windows Movie Maker that do wonders to your photos. As one friend of mine asked me " Karun pa diay ka nakahibalo ana?" to which I immediately replied "Yup". Just because I was interested. I am a self-learner, knowing things around me without any assistance from anyone. I just discovered and learned it myself. Anyway, that's me.
Last year, I got interested photo taking as I was able to buy myself a digital camera, but not that high end. I was having fun uploading and sharing them to the NET, through social networking sites. It is on one of these sites that I got the idea that a series of photos can be made into a video. Out of curiosity, I made a rundown on the programs on my laptop as to what is possible to this application. I found it and this was where my first photo video was created. And named it MY SAMBOAN PROJECT.
As I was really excited with this discovery of mine ( late as it may be ), in a span of two days, I was able to create several videos, of which I will be sharing them with you. Hope you enjoy watching.
Lately, I have been a frequent visitor in the WEB. And on instances, I would come across video uploads, which when viewed, would require me to install a flash player. It was for a while that I have countless downloads of this program, yet I still can't access viewing videos.
Just today, I have found the solution of this problem through persistence, though I must admit, I am not an expert on this field. And it was just simple, with doing some few clickings. Now, I have freely browsed videos and this is where I got the idea of making a photo video out of the many pictures I stored on my computer. I experimented with it, and as a starter, I am quite contented with the outcome.
I called this first photo video as MY SAMBOAN PROJECT. Photos were taken during a weekend get-away from the office to the southern part of Cebu, named SAMBOAN, one of the many towns facing the NEGROS ISLAND. Good that I have managed to capture its scene from the time we arrived at the place until the time we made our way back to the city.
I would say I fell in love with the place, just watching and reminiscing the scenes I took the time we were there. They were silent witnesses of my presence in the place as the day turned into night time and into catching the glimpse of the rising sun the following day.
Much have been uploaded to my FACEBOOK account, but the photos that appeared here were of video form.
Hope you enjoy watching.:-))
