Showing posts with label Philippine Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippine Architecture. Show all posts
2013/02/24
2009/05/17
Art Deco Philippines - Photo Editing
Recently my proffessor opened his exhibit on Art Deco Architecture in the Philippines. I was given the task to edit the photographs, which basically intailed taking out meters of electrical 'spaghetti' wires.
The first picture is actualy the Title board for the exhibit. Click on the pictures to embiggen.
The first picture is actualy the Title board for the exhibit. Click on the pictures to embiggen.
Title Board
Vi-Car Building, Ilo Ilo, Philippines
Odeaon Theater, Ilo-Ilo, Philippines
Sariaya, Quezon, Philippines
Pako Building, Pako, Manila, Philippines
Ramon Roces Building, Manila, Philippines
Perez-Samanillo Building, Manila, Phillipines
(left)
Villanueva Building, Ilo-Ilo, Philipppines
Banco Nacional de Filipinas, Ilo-Ilo, Philippines
Commercial Building, Manila, Philippines
Bayanihan Hotel and Commercial Building,
Baguio, Philippines
Manila Electric Railroad and Light Company,
Manila, Philippines
Pablo Dulalia Building, Ilo Ilo, Philippines
All Photographs are property of Architect Manuel Maximo Lopez del Castillo-Noche
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