The sea always fascinates me.
Anilao, Batangas. (November 2012)
The sea always fascinates me.
Anilao, Batangas. (November 2012)
Mahigit walong buwan na pala ang lumipas. Salamat pa rin, Kate! Takbo lang nang takbo at walis lang nang walis. Alam kong higit kang masaya dyan.
Ever since the retreat in Mirador, I have always been so in love with the view of the Benguet houses. The wide range of colors collaborating altogether provides a natural attraction, whether you’re standing on a view point down the La Trinidad Valley or atop one of the mountain peaks.
“Para malinis ko po yung barangay namin.” Here’s to Kiko who dreams of being an janitor when he grows up. There are no small ambitions for sincere young hearts.
Ignatian Build 2012, GK Payatas Trese
I miss the colors of summer.
Walking around UP one day, found the colors so pretty and took a photo of it.
Si Hannah at ang kanyang starfish.
Bakala, Masinloc, Zambales. December 2011.
That early morning planting propagules. And this view. Walang papantay.
San Salvador Island, Masinloc, Zambales.
The Church of Panay is a 3 century-old church which homes the biggest bell in Asia. As told by our guide, the bell was cast in 1878 from 70 sacks of coins, 7 ft. wide by 7 ft high, weigh of 10,400 kilograms. It is internationally renowned Parish Church, declared a National Historical Landmark by the National Historical Institute, and a National Cultural Treasure in 2004 by the National Commission on Culture and the Arts.
The Church of Panay. Panay, Capiz.
The sea and sand of blue and gold. Boracay during the late afternoon.
December 2011.