My Journey with Photos

          I've been gone for a while, but now I'm back with something new to share. I am currently staying in Bangued, Abra, Philippines, where mostly you can see rice fields and corn fields since farming is their people's way of life. While I am there, I took a chance of taking photos of everything or every sceneries that looks appealing or something unsual from where I came from. To start, here are some of it. A photo of a lady farmer pulling some unwanted plants in the rice field. What is unusual about this is the small white umbrella improvised to put on her head for her protection from the sun, and also so that she can use both of her hands in her work. A small barn.

If you are standing in front of Rizal Monument in Luneta, try to walk on the left side of it, then you will see some gardens that where built in relation of course with the Philippine history. First, the Chinese Garden Second, the Japanese Garden These two gardens are some of the places in the Luneta Park where people go to especially if they need some place to stay for past time to be with their family, friends and special someones.

There is a saying that "There's no other place like home". So for me, Philippines is where my home is, and this is where I want to start my "photoventure." To start it all, I went to Luneta or Rizal Park - it is where you can see the 0 km marker across the monument of Dr.Jose Rizal (Philippine's National Hero), and also serves as the point of origin to all other cities in the Philippines. It is located in the heart of the City of Manila, specifically near Roxas Boulevard and Manila Bay and United Nations Station in LRT 1 along Taft Avenue.