Not need to be Exactly the Same

I'm a big fan of mommy and baby ternos but since my daughter Neona started to walk I haven't found a perfect pair which could fit us both.

I struggled with the fact that she doesn't want to wear anything which doesn't include PINK & PURPLE.

There were times that I saw stuff online that I like but unfortunately don't have sizes either for me or her.

There were items that looked good but I knew she wouldn't be comfortable in so she won't wear them anyway.

I also saw mommy & baby ternos at the mall but they were too pricey! Imagine Php 1299

 for mom & Php 799 for baby.. too much right?

So, when the mall was on sale I saw this cute shirt for Php 499.75 less 50% . Immediately, I grabbed my daughters size and looked for a size that would maybe fit me.. and luckily I saw size 14. haha!

I didn't expect I'd be back at the size I was when I was 15 years old but yeah! I am! (smirk)

My daughter is n avid fan of tutus and this one is her favorite.

I bought this skirt from my shop supplier and didn't dare to sell at my online shop since I fell in love with it when it arrived. haha!

So look, Ternos don't necessarily need to be all the same! 

Imagine if I was in tutus!

I'd look ridiculous!

Terno Shirts from SM: JusTees

Mom's Peplum skirt: Tickle Tags Co.
Mom Shoes: Lower East Side

Tutu Skirt: Tickle Tags Baby Co.
Baby Shoes: Airwalk for Kids

We wore this outfit on a dinner out with our family with friends of my mother in law and they liked it.

I hope you did too..

Leave a comment, we'd really appreciate it!

Back to basics with Mudra

Last weekend my Mom and I took this seminar on photography, "CANON PhotoSkwela", at SM City General Santos.

I was excited! It was something I have been waiting for.

I knew the basics in handling the camera since my husband is/was a photographer but we don't get chances to practice it since he decided to go to another field of interest but I wanted to review it for a greater benefit. Like this blogging thingy, or my Online shop photos or even just our own memorabilia.

It was also a chance for me to bond with my mother and a chance for her to learn the basics so she can get more out of her camera. And the BEST part is... it's FREE!!! hahaha!!!

I haven't handled the camera for a long time so apologies for the bad photos...

Here's Mr. Ibarra Deri showing us how to prperly pose models for portraiture.

Him again teaching us how to pose couples.. (this was a very awkward moment for these two)

Him showing us lighting techniques.

Handy DIY Diffuser

On set lighting techniques

Mr. Ibarra Deri showing us how to use a modified Soft Box.

Mom & me with Mr. Ibarra Deri

One of the Models, Ms. Maureen Elvy Paulo

My mom and me with Another Speaker, Mr. Jo Avila

Him showing us a sample of a food photography angle.

his shot.

 Aside from reviewing the basics, I also learned a lo from both of the speakers.

There were Four(4) Topics;

Basics of Photography,

Portraiture Photography,

Food Photography &

Speed-light Photography

This was quite an experience & my mom now has and idea of how to use her DSLR...

Well, I hope you liked this blog post! TAtaaaaa......(minion style)