Joseph Ong: Confessions of a Fotoholic

photo taken by Lito Inso

Joseph Ong's knack for photography is evident in the multiple galleries he has on wedding and  fashion photography. Joseph Ong's venture towards  photography ended up to charm him and there was no stopping him. With no formal training, he took it upon himself to learn more about  photography and hone his craft.

In an interview he had with James Robinson on an advice given to him by another photographer he says: 
"There are no bad subjects but there are bad photographers." 
This is a line I have found to be very challenging and motivating.


Photography is Joseph Ong's form of self expression. 
His latest photos, "Dreamer of Dreams" give us a glimpse to the 
fascinating way he sees the world and his spot on intuition. 

* the photos in this post are not mine.

Sunny Hatchett: The Coil Dress that is Wooing Women

Sunny Hatchett, is a clothing designer from Santa Barbara, CA and her business Hikariisun has enjoyed success in Paris, Shanghai, Bucharest and numerous cities worldwide.

The brand's signature coil dress can transform to 50 different ways and has been worn from bridal gowns, cocktail dresses to maternity wear. 

Today, she is working to capture the Japanese market and woo the Japanese women just like she has done to the rest of the world.

*disclaimer: the photos in this post are not mine

Celso Pepito: God's Warrior

Celso Pepito's painting style is modernist that works towards cubism. He has created his own style that has made him stand out in the Philippine art scene especially in Cebu.

In every painting, you will notice an octagon shape rising at the top of the canvas which symbolizes hope.

There are 3 geometrical partitions in his artwork. First, has to do with strengthening family ties. Second, spirit of nationalism. Lastly, embraces religious spirituality. 

With every artwork that manifests from Celso Pepito, he incorporates the Filipino culture. 

Neil San Pedro: Creating Beauty from the Ordinary

Metro Society Magazine – Food and Travel Issue Dec 08 – Jan 09
- Featured as one of the outstanding talents University of the Philippines - Cebu – Industrial Design Program

One of Neil's (top left)  design philosophy is to find beauty in the most ordinary of things. 

He has executed his philosophy in his latest jewelry collection - The Nala Collection   inspired by the giraffe.