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Nathaniel Salang




Nathaniel Salang talks about Sony Alpha Pilipinas and International or SAPI for short, his photography workshops and his Sony genes.

Gerome Soriano
ok let's start with SAPI

Nathaniel Salang
ok

Gerome Soriano
Sir Nathaniel Salang, please introduce yourself? What is your background? How did you got started on photography?


Nathaniel Salang
Background: I studied Philosophy at UP. I started out as a copywriter for a PR firm.
After that, my firends and I formed a Promotions and Events management company
In my PR and...., I was able to work with professional photographers.
When we were doing events, we worked with lots of female models.... these models submitted photos to us when they were applying for jobs. Many of the models were rejected outright because hey gave poor photos, even if they looked really good in person.
I decided that presenting good photos to my clients (decision makers) was key to making my life easier.
Just in time, somebody "pawned" his flim slr... very timely....I decided to study photography so i myself could be the one to take the pictures of models...... good photos ---> more models would get invited to interviews ----> less effort for me...
that's how it started.

NEXT.

I bought the film slr that was "pawned" to me, by the way... and I used it when I was studying photography
It was a Minolta 5xi

Yer Nevilos



Rey Soliven who also goes by the name Yer Nevilos talks about. Street Photography and Mondrian.
Gerome Neil M. Soriano:
Tell us about your background?
Yer Nevilos:
By Profession I am a Product Design consultant for 20 years , 42 years old; I graduated from UST - Fine Arts major in Industrial Design. We share the same blood - Tiger!
Gerome:
RAWR
So how did you got into photography?
Yer:
It was part of a college subject and my profession requires some photo documentation, but on the creative side of photography I started slowly from 1994 to 2003 at the Design Center Philippines in the CCP, under the tutelage of Ramon “Baby”Blanco - a purist-photographer. Ever since then Photography is a part of work but not the main work, designing is still my main work but i am enjoying the fact that there are only few of us in my line of profession who seem to be doing both!
Gerome:
How did the tutelage under Ramon 'Baby' Blanco go?