random shots

For those who grew up watching the TVJ noontime show Eat Bulaga, those two words would most likely have been read with a tune in mind. These are some of the snaps from a recent trip up north - WAY north. Aparri, to me, was a town with a very early curfew. By 7 or 8 in the evening, the town seems to fall into sleep with only a few people still awake.  For the most part, we were at Lyceum of Aparri for our event. Apparently, the rattan's fruit is edible. I saw this somewhere in Nueva Vizcaya but hesitated to taste it - I'll save that for next time.

I gone to Legazpi City in Bicol a couple of times before without my camera. Stupid me, right? Nah, I was just too keen on traveling light back then. For the third trip of mine, I decided to bring my slr. Unfortunately, Mayon was completely overcast by clouds brought by the monsoon. Maybe a fouth trip would do the trick. In the meantime, here are some of my raw shots during my recent trip to Legazpi City.  

idle moments and an desire to make/do stuff with recyclables result to wonderful little things. used paper turn into notepads and, as you can see here, stars!

These are photos taken using my mobile phone in the past few months. The first photo is the MoA eye (if I'm not mistaken with the term) and the second is a rose which I saw on the sidewalk vendor near the office.

This year's Visita Iglesia has got to be the longest. It spanned 3 days even though we only went to seven churches within Cavite. We stopped by 1 church on Holy Wednesday, visited 2 more churches on Maundy Thursday, and went to 5 more churches on Good Friday. It was a more laid back one but spiritual nonetheless. And since I was the designated driver, it was a challenge to take photos in a very short span of time. Then again, taking photos is not the primary goal in this activity so its all good. Oh, I almost forgot. This year is the first time we went to a place called Tierra de Maria. A little place  somewhere near DAP-Tagaytay and Picnic Grove. Its a little place where a spiritual healer does healing sessions(not sure of the term and I forgot the name of the healer, sorry).

Happy New Year! So, if you haven't noticed yet, I have decided to make an improvement in my blog's appearance. The teddy bear is a mainstay in our house for some time. I felt like talking a photo of it with my tatay's vintage SLR (a Ricoh that I never got to use...hopefully I can get it restored some time in the future). My post today contains some of the things in my room. My subjects? the transformers' (movies) toys that I was able to collect over the years. Enjoy! feel free to comment on the photos as well =)

This is my first time in Nasugbu. This trip with some of my friends was a blast. Great food, great laughs. These are some of the snapshots from it. -------------------------UPDATE---------------------- I was viewing some of the shots that I took during this trip and found some which I saw in a different light. I processed them and here they are...