Three months ago, together with my friends, we visited as much tourist attractions as we can within our 3 days in Cebu. Kawasan falls, in Badian, is one of my few favorites. I guess it’s because of its greens, and of its unpretentious beauty. Apart from the cold, cold water though, I disliked all the … Continue reading Badian’s shades of green
Before August ends, I’d like to share the DIY Itinerary I made for a 4days/3nights Cebu adventure with my high school friends, which we did at the first weekend of the month. As expected, it wasn’t easy plotting all the activities we wanted to do in Cebu in a limited time frame. There are a … Continue reading Exploring 7 of Cebu’s tourist attractions in 4 days for only 6,000 pesos all in
Chloe and I- we’re a classic hangry couple. When we’re hungry, we’re automatically angry, especially Chloe! There are days when he’s unusually silent and I learned over time that it’s my cue to buy him food. The same goes for me, mostly during that time of the month, when I take in all the crankiness … Continue reading Date nights in Kapitolyo: Cow & Chicken + United Coffee
I don’t wanna do quick trips ever again because it is like depriving myself of the great (or worst) experiences I can encounter beyond the less than 24-hour itinerary. Last year, my birthday present for Jap was this roundtrip ticket to Bohol. The tickets were on sale so I hurriedly book, carelessly overlooking that we’d only … Continue reading On self realizations and Panglao misfortunes
What I love about Sunday mornings are moments like this. We freed Buboy from her cage, and after minutes of her carefree sprints on the neighborhood, we took her inside the house and told Bj to take her for a walk and give her a bath. I decided to document this by also taking … Continue reading This morning with Bj and Buboy
I have this strong need to go back to a place and it’s strange cause each time I think about it, the hunger to go back grows more and more until I let out a sigh of cheap airfare wishes and hopes of longer vacation leave days. It might be just the travelling bug, or … Continue reading 25-hour Siquijor love affair
Rain starts falling heavily on a gloomy Wednesday afternoon just as when I finished shooting my photo story entry for Grid Travel Series II. To be honest, I am unsatisfied with my work – it could’ve been better and the idea was too much for me (or narrow maybe). What I am sure though is … Continue reading Making art from slippers and glue
It has been two weeks since the GRID Travel Series II and since then, I begin to always look beyond the surface of what I usually see everyday. I see colors that complement each other. I become curious about the back stories of the strangers I see. I dig deeper at the mundane. The best … Continue reading You are what you see
The Grid Travel Series II: La Union is a 4-day advanced photography and photojournalism workshop created by the amazing guys from Grid Magazine. I’m beyond blessed to be one of the chosen participants of the workshop where I was able to meet really accomplished photographers and make friends with those whose passion for their craft is hands-down unquestionable.
Continue reading “The waves that intimidate are the ones that teach you”
I couldn’t remember the last time my family went on a vacation together. Aside from everyone being super busy with school and work, we haven’t had the chance to really spend for quality time outside home. However, last weekend, we finally had the opportunity to take the weekend off and enjoy the company of one another at Kalaw Place in Puerto Galera.
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