Photoshoot: Baby Girl

Leilarose Lat-Mangahas

She's so pretty. It was taken by my brother. I do the edit shots and this is pretty good than the old one. I hope my cousin likes this. Pictures will upload soon as soon as I done with the edit.

Critic Review: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

It was a blissful Sunday night(yesterday) when I went to the theater eagerly anticipating the new Harry Potter movie. Luckily, the theater was not overly packed, and I sat down with my family to watch an interesting, but flawed movie. Firstly, the negatives. Those who have read the novels will notice inconsistencies and omissions. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is known for its flashbacks intended more to explore Lord Voldemort's past than to resolve some conflict or pursue some hidden truth. In fact, the Harry Potteresque plot involving Draco Malfoy being 'up to something' is not only revealed early on (as opposed to being kept mysterious), it's relegated almost to subplot status. In this movie, numerous flashbacks are omitted. Certain information key to the next movies' plot is left out, but by no means all of it. Secondly, the ending. The vast majority of the action is omitted. However, I considered this a good thing, as the 'excitement' was slightly convoluted in my opinion; but I feel this is a minority opinion, and thus is included in the negatives. Certain key subcharacters to this 'excitement' are better left to the notoriously dark seventh novel; at least the living embodiment of this 'excitement' managed a cameo appearance. Thirdly, while the novel certainly has its fair share of romantic interaction, the movie seemed intent on translating every last scrap of it to the big screen. In the novel, the presence of the teenage romance is diluted by the vastness of the novel itself. In a movie where everything else is condensed, this makes the recreations have distinct prominence. There is immense comedic value to be had from the numerous instances of teenage romantic blundering, but the 'feel' of the 5th, 6th and especially 7th are intended to be extremely dark. Numerous instances of romance could've been omitted for the sake of atmosphere. Now the positives! Numero uno is Tom Felton, the actor responsible for Draco Malfoy's translation to the big screen. His acting eclipses the feeble attempts of the other child stars, though the three main characters have developed quite a chemistry together. I see an actor who could easily break through his Harry Potter days into mainstream acting. Secondly is the 'cave scene'. The entrance of certain creatures is masterfully done. The tension is literally tangible. ... Okay, I admit it: I jumped. Thirdly is the fellow who portrayed Professor Slughorn. The nuances of the character are fleshed out wonderfully by the talented actor. Fourthly is the 'death' scene. I'm not going to spoil it. Just know that it is very nicely done. Fifthly is Bellatrix. Could anyone have found a better actress to portray this crazy chick? On a final note, despite my concerns regarding its content and overly compressed nature, I do feel it was one of the best movie adaptations in the Harry Potter universe. 7/10

Looking for a job

I was too busy looking for a position that fits my course. I was searching and searching on the newspaper circle it everything which is I have to try. I know I am still trying which is unacceptable. I'm too tired of searching and they won't call me. I keep thinking of helping family business and study more about the products that they ask me. The only thing is I have to research more if there is new products outside of the Philippines. I know I will try but it's too risky for me to buy on the internet. I was thinking of selling my own photoshop actions but I do not have time to be ready to fix it here because of the bad weather. I am deeply sorry for not updating this blog. I was too lazy coming here and sorry again. Next time, I will come here and have a small photoshoot. Take Care Everyone! Have a Nice Day!