Razer DeathAdder is one my gaming peripherals that I bought using some funds I earned online. DeathAdder is a gaming mouse which makes my gaming PC setup looks more awesome since it has real gaming peripheral looks and great usability. Here are some photos of Razer DeathAdder:

Razer DeathAdder | ClickKelvin

Razer DeathAdder| ClickKelvin

Razer DeathAdder | ClickKelvin

I posted more Razer DeathAdder unboxing photos at my tech blog, and maybe after a week I will write a review of this kick-ass gaming mouse.

So here’s the second photo set of the eXperiment 6.0. Why it took me too long to post the second set? Don’t ask. LOL. I will explain on my next blog post.

Keith Anne Servigon for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Camille Polintan for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Camille Polintan & Keith Anne Servigon for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Ar Em Artus for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Canon 1000D has been with me for almost 2 and a half years. I used it extensively to capture moments of my family, friends and even strangers. I love my dslr. But recently, my 18-55mm EFS lens’ AF got broken. I don’t know why but in my research, this problem is very common in this kind of lens. The camera is working fine, the only problem is the lens that I only have.

Then, my aunt (a close friend too), Tita Jem, invited me and my cousins for a fun shoot. She will be the make-up artists, I will be the photographer, and my cousins including my sister will be the models. At first, I was hesitating to join since my 1000D’s lens is broken. Good thing, Tita Jem has a Nikon D60 camera. At first, using Nikon D60 gave me real hard time figuring out how to change some colors, exposure, shutter speed and the ISO setting. But when I got used to it, it was a fun-filled moment. That was the first time I ever used a Nikon dslr and I must say that Nikon is awesome, just like Canon.

So anyway, here are the first part of this photo set, featuring Keith Anne Servigon,  Camille Polintan, Ar Em Artus and Angel Artus as the models together with Jeremy Nadura as the Hair and Make-up Artist:

Keith Anne Servigon for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Ar Em Artus for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Camille Polintan for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Angel and Ar Em Artus for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

Angel and Ar Em Artus for eXperiment 6.0 | Photo by Kelvin Servigon Hair, & Make-Up by Jeremy Nadura

The second photo set soon!

I always wanted to have something cool and something so personalized – like having a caricature of myself, or a simple shirt with my blog’s name on it. And today, it just came true. One of my first friends here in the online world, David Serva, made a doodle out of this blog’s name – and it’s so awesome.

"Kelvinonian" doodle by David Serva

I really liked it. The creativity of this blogger is so great, his ideas are unique – just really awesome. Thank you, David Serva!

I tweeted last January that I started collecting Die Cast models of big bikes and sports cars. Why I’m loving this kind of hobby? Well, I really love cars, but I’m still a teenager and can’t afford to buy the real one and that’s why I started buying the die cast models of each car that I really like.

My first ever die cast is a Suzuki Hayabusa 1:18 Die Cast Model which I bought last January in a toy store somewhere in our town. I really liked it, especially its color. And of course, I took some pictures of it! – well, I’m sure you predicted that I’m gonna say that again.

Suzuki Hayabusa 1:18 Die Cast Model Photos:

Suzuki Hayabusa 1:18 Die Cast Model | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Suzuki Hayabusa 1:18 Die Cast Model | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Suzuki Hayabusa 1:18 Die Cast Model | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Awesome right? As of now, I have three 1:18 motorcycles and two 1:24 sports cars which I will soon post here on my blog.

I showed you the first photo set of Flowers! Photo Series on my last post. To all the readers who liked it, thank you very much. This time, for the second part of the series, I hoped you all liked it too. Here it is, Flowers! Photo Set 2:

Flowers! Photo Set 2 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 2 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 2 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 2 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 2 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 2 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

More photos at my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kelvinservigon/

I checked my archives and I saw that the last post I wrote here on my blog featuring different photos of different flowers was July 2010. It was eight months ago and that’s not cool. I like flowers as my subject in my photos because they’re colorful and really nice in the eyes. Luckily, our kubo (hut) is filled with colorful flowers right now – thanks to Ka Esto. When I saw the flowers for the first time, I was like, “this is going to be awesome!” I grabbed my camera and took photos of different flowers planted in our kubo and that was one fun moment. Here are some of the photos I got during that day:

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

Flowers! Photo Set 1 | © Kelvin Servigon Photography

More photos at my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kelvinservigon/

Yes, you’re right, you’re still in my blog. I just changed the look of it (finally!). The last time I changed the theme of my blog was last December 2009. I changed Kelvinonian.com’s theme that time because I wanted my blog to look fresh in the eyes because I had a very dark theme before. And this time I changed the look of my blog again because I need something new this time, something that will drive my blogging force again.

You may notice that the last few months this year were not very nice months for this blog. I updated this blog for about two to three times a month – and that’s not a good thing because I usually blog two to three times every week. I was so busy because of so many school stuffs to do – and so many video games to finish! :P

But now, I am promising that I will update this blog just like how I update this in my usual way. And to all my readers and subscribers, thank you very much for still being with me even I haven’t updated this blog real nice.

And for something cool to show to my readers, here are the screenshots of the past themes of Kelvinonian Ideas:

Kelvinonian Ideas - April 2009

Kelvinonian Ideas - October 2009

Kelvinonian Ideas - December 2009

Kelvinonian Ideas - April 2011

So, which is the best one?

I already published the first part of this photo series featuring the obverse side of the new generation of Philippine money (2011). And now, it’s time for the reverse side featuring the beauty of different tourist spots of the Philippines.

New 20 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Banaue Rice Terraces & Palm Civet in New 20 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 50 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Taal Lake & Maliputo Fish in New 50 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 100 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Mayon Volcano & Whale Shark in New 100 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 200 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Bohol Chocolate Hills & Tarsier in New 200 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 500 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park & Bule-naped Parrot in New 500 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 1000 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park & South Sea Pearl in New 1000 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

These new Philippine banknote designs are real pieces of art. They’re totally awesome!

More pictures at my Flickr page!

Philippine Pres. Benigno Aquino III announced the new generation of Philippine money. He showed them to the people and every Filipino got really excited to have one of those. Luckily, my bestfriend’s dad is working in Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas so I got a chance to have the complete set of the new Philippine peso banknotes. When I first so them, I was amazed – they are really nice. They’re awesome. I really like the new design of our paper bills.

And just this day, I took some photos of the new generation of Philippine money to share them to you here on my blog. Here’s the first part of this photo set featuring the obverse or front part of the paper bills.

New 20 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Manuel L. Quezon in New 20 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 50 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Sergio Osmeña in New 50 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 100 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Manuel A. Roxas in New 100 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 200 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Diosdado P. Macapagal in New 200 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 500 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Corazon C. Aquino and Benigno S. Aquino Jr in New 500 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

New 1000 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

Jose Abad Santos, Josefa Llanes Escoda and Vicente Lim in New 1000 Philippine Peso Bill | Photo by Kelvin Servigon

The new design of Philippine Peso banknotes are nice especially in the 500 and 1000 bills. Banko Sentral ng Pilipinas (Central Bank of the Philippines) added shiny seals on 500 and 1000 bills. I think this seal is for protection from very bad people who make fake money – if I’m not mistaken.

You can see more photos on my Flickr page and watch out for the next part because I will feature there the reverse side of the new generation of Philippine money.