The Sunrise Series

I love taking photos of sunrise. I love looking at the sky as it changes colors. I have yet to see a more beautiful thing in my life. To me, sunrise is the most beautiful thing.

I took these photos yesterday and I wanted to share it to the world. I hope you enjoy it.

I don't know these people but I was too lazy to leave the tent so I took this photo instead.

I may not know them but I would like to thank them for adding beauty to this photo.

This is my favorite. I have never seen the sky in this color before.

All photos were taken using Samsung S5 at Tingco Beach, Alcoy, Cebu. No edits were made and no filters added.

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*I apologize for any spelling or grammatical errors. Proofreading via mobile is a challenge for me.*

Love, Baguio

I loved Baguio even before I saw the place. I’ve been there on various times and I still want to keep going back. Here are some photos taken the last time I was there.

Session Road. For the many times I visited this place, this was the first time I actually took a photo of it. I love this part of Baguio. The busy street, the beautiful facades and the people walking to and fro with their boots and thick jackets.

Mines View Park. One of Baguio's most famous attractions. The place is quite crowded so I really prefer going there in the early morning when there are still few tourists milling around. The cold, soft breeze and this awesome view is enough to calm me down.

Philippine Military Academy.

Wright Park and The Mansion.

Camp John Hay

Baguio City as seen from Dominican Hill

[All these were taken using Samsung S5, no filters added.]

Sunset In The Province

Did I already tell you how I get crazy about things I find fascinating? Yeah?! Well, if you’re already fed up by the sunrise photos, here’s the sunset.

Sunset in the province. I find it both beautiful and sad.

Sunset and sugarcanes. I know it's not visible enough but the foreground is a sugarcane field. I miss those days long ago when life is so simple and the only that bothers me at the end of each day is how to explain my scratches and bruises to my parents after playing in the fields the whole day. Life was so much easier back then.

The first mountains I climbed.

This is where I grew up. This is where I started to dream.

All photos were taken using Samsung S5, no filters added. [•_•]

A Little Crazy About Sunrise

I am a bit crazy about sunrise (and sunsets). In fact, I am a bit crazy about everything I find beautiful and fascinating.

Although I have a DSLR camera, I haven’t really been practicing lately. These photos were taken using Samsung S5 (no filters added). I must admit I am amazed by S5’s photo quality which I did not really expect. I still love Sony but S5 is starting to grow on me. ♡♡♡

Here's the other photo. One thing I wish S5 has is the panorama shot (which my old Xperia has). I would love to take panorama shots on this phone but...

Tañon strait. Taken between the Islands of Negros and Cebu. I was bored and noticed the sunrise so I decided to take photos instead.

I have a lot more to share if you’re not annoyed enough. If this app keeps up, I might finally be able to update this blog more. ☆♡☆♡☆

Sagada and Benguet

Last Morning in Sagada. Taken from the bus.

This was taken accidentally when the bus passed by the area. This is the highest point of the Philippine highway system.

The Sagada Rice Terraces.

All photos were taken using my Samsung S5 phone. No filters were added. Feel free to leave your feedbacks!

(More photos coming soon!)

Different Mountains, different views.

Cebu’s Hidden Treasure: Kabang Falls

I am glad that despite all the “developments” happening around us, a place like this still remains. A pocket of beauty in a world that slowly turns into a sea of concrete and steel.

Safely hidden in a forest most people didn’t know exist, is a world that is so different you wouldn’t believe you are still in the city. When I see places like this, unmarred by industrial development, I can see hope. Perhaps, we may still be able to preserve something for our future generation. Perhaps our children will still experience nature as it actually is instead of the commercially developed “adventures” nature parks offer.

Reminds me of LOTR. I half expect an elf to appear.

I tried to put into writing the feeling of being there and experiencing all of it. I’m afraid words fail me. Perhaps you would like to visit the place instead and experience it for yourself.