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Here is my 52 Weeks Project entry for this week:



I found these Inca (and somewhat scary) lanterns hanging at the Second Floor of Conggo Grill at Westgate in Alabang where we had our Canossa Highschool mini-reunion and get-together last Friday.

Our good friend, Che, came home from the US for a vacation so we decided to meet-up and catch up. What a fun evening! It was great seeing everyone again.

It's my yearly tradition to do a blog post on my favorite Oscar's Red Carpet fashions. I saw today this year's 67th Golden Globe Awards gowns and decided to post my favorites from it, too.

This year's Red Carpet at the Globes had so many brightly colored gowns in satin and metallic, but my favorites are still those in frock-like nude tones. Some also came in traditional black to be on the safe side.



Best Actress Drew Barrymore in Atelier Versace
This is definitely my favorite Golden Globe gown.



Best Supporting Chloe Sevigny in Valentino
I'm sure that this is not a popular design but I love it! I love cascading layers and ruffles in gowns and tops.



Penelope Cruz in Giorgio Armani Proive
Pene is always the bomb when it comes to Red Carpet fashions.



Emily Blunt in Dolce & Gabbana
Pink chiffon is love!



Courteney Cox Arquette in Victoria Beckham
I like the classy black. And it was designed by Posh!



Jane Krakowski by J. Mendel
The color and design is just divine!

More Golden Globes Red Carpet Fashions can be found here. See you at the Oscar's!

P.S.
I also must say that I am really happy that Avatar, James Cameron and Robert Downey, Jr. (for Sherlock Holmes) won in the Globes this year! I am hoping that they will also win at the Oscar's.

Credits: OMG! Yahoo!

Here is my 52 Weeks Project entry for the Week 2 of the year:



I found this artistic candle holder at the clubhouse of Bonifacio Heights last Wednesday where we had our group's strategic planning. I love its uniqueness and the intertwined wire leaves and twigs so I took a snap.

This is also my first attempt in post-processing with multi-layers. I like the light and soft effect of the photo and the shadows that were captured.

Happy New Year!

As part of my resolution for the year, I committed myself to taking more photos compared to last year. I vowed to devote some of my time this year to photography. I also got myself a Flickr Pro account where I will document the beautiful pictures and memories of the year.

As motivation, I started a 52 Weeks Photo Project where I will upload one photo a week and make short descriptions about it. I began the project this week and will cross-post here whatever I will upload on my Flickr - so that guarantees at least four blog posts a month. Yey me!

Here's my first entry:



The first wedding of the year was Francis and Cleng's last January 3 at Madre De Dios Chapel at Tagaytay Midlands, Tagaytay City, Philippines. The wedding was also my 11th "bridesmaidship".

This much-awaited celebration was 11 years in the making. It was grand, fun and truly nice. The whole event was well-prepared and memorable. Beautiful couple, fabulous gowns, the priest's sermon was good, the food were sumptuous, and the entertainment provided was the talk of the town!

Best Wishes, Francis & Cleng!