Just came
up with the idea to share something with the world and the people I cared,
adored, and loved the most. In the context of… the readers of my blog! A great
thanks from me for staying here reading my experiences. Some of you might “curiously
wondering” why is that… in every picture I took [without me in it] but I keep
on posting beautiful pictures from around the world? I used to tell you guys
before [I will ruin the moments of viewing].
Bohol Island
El Nido, Palawan Island
I love
taking pictures. The moments when my ass sat on some solid ground, I took my
camera and start snapping pictures. Well, just so you know that I’m a
photojournalist and international traveler. There’s no need to “view” me when
you’re scrolling these pages. Sorry for my language. But that’s the truth. It’s
nature! (n,n). This is the world I’ve faced before, and yet, still walking on
it to the present. Every time I posted some pics with me in it, people will definitely
edit the picture into half. Just to get rid of me. So, I came up with
conclusion on my own. Why should I get my masterpieces vandalized when they are
originally, rightfully mine?
Boracay
Sometimes,
people just don’t get it. So, I posted something “without” me in it. And you
should probably knew. They didn’t ask, yet they claim I’m deceiving every now
and then. That I claimed the photos was mine but in fact I don’t! Many
travelers already walked in my shoes before. They understand how I feel. They told
me to put a watermark of mine on my pics. I rather not because the first word
as they opened their mouth was “FUCK! If he learned how NOT to put the
watermark on the picture!”. That’s the world I’m facing ever since until now. So
to speak of course. Until forever!
Guintubdan
Falls, La Carlotta City Negros Occidental
Let’s
just not be bothered by them and proceed to the real agenda right here. This is…
Coron
Island
Coron Island
is the 3rd-largest island in the Calamian Island in northern Palawan
in the Philippines. The island is part of the larger municipality of the same
name. It’s about 170 nautical miles [310 km] southwest of Manila and is known
for several Japanese shipwrecks of World War II vintage. The island is part of
the ancestral domain of the indigenous Tagbanwa people. Known as Calis among
Tagbanwas and Coronians, its tribal chieftain is Rodolfo Aguilar I.
The
area around the wrecks has rock formations which provide for snorkeling
opportunities, with underwater visibility extending up to 80 feet [24 m].
Baguio Cathedral
The
City of Baguio is a highly urbanized city located in the province of Benguet in
northern Luzon Island of the Philippines. The city has become the center of
business and commerce as well as the center of education in the entire Northern
Luzon thereby becoming the seat of government of the Cordillera Administrative
Region. Baguio City was designated by the Philippine Commission as the Summer
Capital of the Philippines on June 1, 1903. It was incorporated as a chartered
city by the Philippine Assembly on September 1, 1909 as authored by former
Philippines Supreme Court Justice George A. Malcolm. The City of Baguio
celebrated its Centennial on September 1, 2009.
Baguio Botanical Garden
Tuguegarao City Centre
Tuguegarao City is the city capital of Cagayan, Philippines and the
regional capital of Cagayan Valley Region. Tuguegarao is the economic center of
the Cagayan Valley Region as it is located on a peninsula in the Cagayan
Valley. Sheltered by the Sierra Madre Mountains in the East, Cordilleras in the
West and the Caraballo Mountains in the South. It grew on the banks of the
Cagayan River and the Pinacanauan River near the southern border of the
province.
Tuguegarao Cathedral
With
the population of 129,539 as of the 2007 Census, most people are Ybanags,
Ilocanos, Tagalogs, Itawis, Pampangos, Chinese and Indians.
El Nido Sunset
La Loma Cemetary
Lesser Waterfalls, Batlag Falls
Parks & Wildlife, Quezon City
Tinago Hidden Falls
Wait for another post. I’m
still thinking about the place. Well, if you have something to do first, be my
guest then. I’m still in progress of finding new places to explored/discover.
Later then (n,n)
