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    More than anything else, I think that empty chairs are much like my fellowmen, my country; waiting for everyone who have left to come back and enjoy the sweetest comfort these chairs can provide. After all, there's no place like home and being home is a priceless aspect one can have. Chairs, surely, will offer you the best homecoming.: by thewalkingimpressionist, Views[351]
         		 Chairs in front of The Ruins have nothing but longing for people whom they provide comfort and relaxation while enjoying the unobstructed grandeur of this old structure in the middle of sugarcane hacienda.: by thewalkingimpressionist, Views[514]
         		 In a larger perpsective, a majestic view of a place is nothing without the people who will adore and appreciate its beauty and history. Chair, in this case, offers a reputed view of once a mansion of a sugar baron in Bacolod City.: by thewalkingimpressionist, Views[335]
         		 Just like Filipinos leaving the country, which has been a trend over the years, to help improve the lives of families left in the Philippines, there's certain kind of emptiness that each and everyone feels being far away from their loved ones.: by thewalkingimpressionist, Views[403]
         		 These old empty chairs in The Ruins of Bacolod City remind me of feeling of despair. Yet the enduring strength of these chairs have gone so far that they convey strong relationship to its own history--history of longing and hope.: by thewalkingimpressionist, Views[808]
     
    Sea Travel: by cliffordn, Views[247]
         		 Common Bathroom: by cliffordn, Views[271]
         		 Common Bedroom: by cliffordn, Views[239]
         		 Upper Deck Viewing: by cliffordn, Views[247]
         		 Ship Boarding: by cliffordn, Views[240]
     
    Right in the middle of a vast plantation in Loboc is the Bohol mini zoo, where they house home-bred reptiles and mammals. Among those that warmed up to my lenses was the Asian Leopard.
         		 Amidst a wild profusion of foliage, wandering butterflies make such delightful sight.: by simplyserica, Views[499]
         		 The sunlight was generous that day I walked up the Chocolate Hills of Bohol. With its ability to resemble chocolate kisses when its grasses turn brown in the dry season, it is easily one of my country's National Geographic monuments.: by simplyserica, Views[487]
         		 Edu, a 25-year old Ati, looking up at tourists parasailing. Edu's close friend, Dexter Condez, an Ati leader was lately gunned down by an unidentified man. His death, according to Edu, was related to Dexter's actively fighting for their current settlement site - just a small portion of the land that rightfully belongs to them.: by chaescala, Views[398]
         		 Ati kids having fun in the sea. The hotels and resorts in the background may soon take what little is left of the Atis' ancestral domain.: by chaescala, Views[477]
     
    An Ati couple moving into their new house in the tribe's new settlement site. This small piece of land where 50 Ati families built their houses on (and had to make do with) is still under dispute. The developer of a hotel being constructed nearby is laying claim to it and has sought for a temporary restraining order from a local court to stop the Atis from occupying this land.: by chaescala, Views[682]
         		 Ati kids catching fish. Fishing is the Atis' main source of living. According to them, their seas were filled with plenty of fishes before tourists started flocking to their island.: by chaescala, Views[780]
         		 This is the new settlement site of an indigenous tribe called Ati on an island known to the world as Boracay - the Philippines' top tourist destination. The Atis were the original settlers of Boracay. They've lived here before tourists came for its white sand beaches and turquoise blue seas. The whole island is their ancestral domain but they were displaced and driven away when resorts, hotels and other establishments were built on it. They are now occupying a very tiny portion of the island. : by chaescala, Views[1028]
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[765]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[480]
     
    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[618]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[1196]
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[345]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[392]
     
    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[360]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[310]
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[281]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[289]
     
    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[277]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[313]
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[369]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[305]
     
    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[306]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[385]
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[277]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[301]
     
    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[382]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[313]
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[260]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[471]
     
    This is where the famous last traditional tattoo artist Fang-od lives: by acdimatatac, Views[342]
         		 Apo Manuela
         		 Sunrise in Buscalan a small town in Tinglayan Kalinga north of Philippines: by acdimatatac, Views[354]
         		 Fang-od while tattooing. Her arm is cover with full sleeve traditional: by acdimatatac, Views[302]
         		 A pomelo torn serve as the needle.: by acdimatatac, Views[321]
     
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