Lino Photography

he’s one of my playmates when we visited their house in virginia while i was in DC…

Lens: 18-55mm F/3.5-5.6 G
Focal Length: 52mm
Exposure Mode: Manual
Metering Mode: Multi-Pattern
1/20 sec – F/5.6
Exposure Comp.: -0.67 EV

narito ang aking lahok para sa litratong pinoy para sa linggong ito na may temang “ako”.  ito po ay self portrait na kuha sa National World War II memorial sa washington dc, dahil tripod lang ang aking kasama sa pamamasyal…  

pano naging ganyan ang kuha:  sinet ko ang camera sa long na exposure na walang flash, akala ko tapos na siya mag click kaya tumakbo na ako pabalik sa likod ng camera, dun pa lang pala sya natapos nung tumakbo na ako, kaya naging ganyan ang resulta… di po pinotoshop yan… :)

The Eisenhower Executive Office Building is located next to the West Wing, and houses a majority of offices for White House staff in Washington DC. Originally built for the State, War and Navy Departments between 1871 and 1888, the EEOB is an impressive building that commands a unique position in both the american national history and architectural heritage.

Designed by Supervising Architect of the Treasury Alfred Mullett, the granite, slate and cast iron exterior makes the EEOB one of America’s best examples of the French Second Empire style of architecture. It took 17 years for Mullett’s masterpiece to finally be completed.

The building continues to house various agencies that compose the President’s Executive Office, such as the Office of the Vice President, the Office of Management and Budget, and the National Security Council. However, its predominant purpose is that of the Vice President’s Ceremonial Office, used mainly for special meetings and press conferences.