Palawan: Puerto Princesa, Underground River

One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, The Puerto Princesa Underground River is one of the hottest tourist destinations in the Philippines today. The tour inside the cave is about 45 minutes. The cave has amazing rock formations, although it can only be seen by a spotlight from the boat, or by using flash through your camera. With Bats...

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Ilocos Norte: Cape Bojeador Lighthouse

  Cape Bojeador Lighthouse is the cultural heritage structure of Burgos, Ilocos Norte. It was built during the Spanish Colonial period in the Philippines. Situated on a hill, it is the most prominent structure that can be seen thru its vicinity. The gate closes at around 5pm so we have to hurry taking photograph of the place. It’s...

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Ilocos Norte: Kapurpurawan Rock Formation

The sun was a little bit setting already when we got here; the wind was blowing hard, the sea endlessly battering the rock formations. It is perfect time and place, for a model shoot, and for landscape photography. The scenery here was like viewing a fantasy movie. A natural tunnel made of plants you’re going to pass through going down...

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Ilocos Norte: The Bangui Windmills

I usually see this kind of scenery on Discovery channel and other anime shows and it looks amazing. But to actually stand besides these giant blades is something, that’s more than amazing. With the turbulent skies that adds to the drama, and the furious waves that kicks everyone at the shore at bay. I can say that this (above photo) was...

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Ilocos Norte: 2nd time at Calle Crisologo, Vigan

It was my second time to set foot on Calle Crisolog, considered as one of UNESCO world heritage site. The first was a great one, as I get to relax all afternoon trying to do panning shot on the graceful horses that’s passing by the street. But, this time it was just about a 15minute walk here.   It was raining when we got here. The...

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Cabanatuan City: The Milky Way

As a landscape hobbyist photographer, there were two things that I’ve always wanted to shoot, and it’s the sunrise and sunset. That was until; I saw a photo of the galaxy in a magazine. At first, I thought it was faked. I was like “nah, this one’s photoshoped”. But I was awed as read that it’s actually for real. My heart was jumping with...

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Baguio City: Sunrise at Mines View Park

One of the most beautiful sunrises I’ve ever seen was here in Mines View. We even went here twice when we failed to catch the sunrise the first time. The fiery of the sunlight and the calm clouds get together really well here, and standing above some of the clouds adds to the drama that it produced. I actually felt like I was looking...

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