FPPF Hits Bacolod City

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FPPF Project Director Lito Beltran introduces seminar participants to the one-day Photography Today seminar at the Negros Museum in Bacolod City.

FPPF Project Director Lito Beltran introduces seminar participants to the one-day Photography Today seminar at the Negros Museum in Bacolod City.

The FPPF held a one-day seminar, “Photography Today,” at the Negros Museum in Bacolod City, January 21, 2010. The seminar was arranged by the Camera Club of Negros, headed by Tonet Abong and Billy Lopue, president and treasurer, respectively of CCN.

The seminar covered photography and camera basics, art history, composition, elements of design and introduction to the digital imaging workflow. The FPPF also presented the travel photos of multi-awarded travel photographer George Cabig.

The FPPF team included Chairperson Eduviges Y. Huang, Project Director Lito Beltran, Joey Tañedo, George Cabig, Chris Malinao and Maria Macabio.

FPPF’s Prof. Joey Tañedo elucidates on Art History and Elements of Design during the seminar.

FPPF’s Prof. Joey Tañedo elucidates on Art History and Elements of Design during the seminar.

FPPF Chairperson Eduviges Y. Huang addresses participants of the Photography Today seminar at the Negros Museum. With her at the podium is Mr. Tonet Abong, President of the Camera Club of Negros.

FPPF Chairperson Eduviges Y. Huang addresses participants of the Photography Today seminar at the Negros Museum. With her at the podium is Mr. Tonet Abong, President of the Camera Club of Negros.

FPPF’s Chris Malinao looks up to George Cabig in this photo at the Balay Negrense, a heritage house in Silay City in Negros Occidental, before the FPPF group proceeded to Bacolod City. The Gaston ancestral house has been declared as a heritage house by the National Historical Institute. Photo by George Cabig.

FPPF’s Chris Malinao looks up to George Cabig in this photo at the Balay Negrense, a heritage house in Silay City in Negros Occidental, before the FPPF group proceeded to Bacolod City. The Gaston ancestral house has been declared as a heritage house by the National Historical Institute. Photo by George Cabig.

News January 22nd 2010

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