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    Casting a shadow of darkness upon men's children. (Quiapo, Manila, Philippines) by: ylana84 Views[411] Then came civilization, upon civilization. (Intramuros, Manila, Philippines) by: ylana84 Views[546] And looked upon nature with awe. (Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines) by: ylana84 Views[383] In the beginning there was nature. (Subic Bay, Zambales, Philippines) by: ylana84 Views[505] Barlig's remoteness has saved itself from the pressures of rapid modernization. by: organicisms Views[544]
     
    Mountain children are the best guides in this land slept on by time. by: organicisms Views[387] The remote Mt. Province is home to an endless display of sleeping giants watching over mossy jungles and the beautiful high land people. by: organicisms Views[657] The quest to find this mysterious lake needs a hunter to guide the way. by: organicisms Views[495] One of the several children all crammed into a tricycle with their parents shares a moment with my 3 year old sister before motoring off into the chaotic haze of local traffic. by: powellesk Views[208] Like most places, a hectic commute to work is inevitable. However, it is a special kind of hectic on the Marcos Highway. by: powellesk Views[312]
     
    Children are everywhere in the streets here. All of them are full of life, inquisitive, and curious of my white face. by: powellesk Views[111] Tired of flying paper kytes, a young boy relaxes on a rooftop as the sounds of children playing and dogs barking can be heard. by: powellesk Views[120] The church of St. Anthony De Padua towers over the city of Antipolo. A beacon to the heavens. by: powellesk Views[279] Those aren't storm clouds. The weather was just really perfect for taking photos. This was what the island showed me after leaving the boat and walking a few steps away from the crowded area. A beautiful and breathtaking scenery of overcast clouds meeting the ocean at the center. by: td Views[105] I made it to the vanishing island safe and sound. The first thing I saw was an abandoned blue boat. The fisherman who owned this vesel was out finding sea urchins he could sell to tourists. The entire photo looks so serene and quiet. by: td Views[115]
     
    The subject and the photographer: curious about curiosity. by: januaryroads Views[506] The big chill before the big performance. by: januaryroads Views[353] The ritual sacrifice of black boar to read the signs of times. by: januaryroads Views[838] Red is the prescribed color and zoom lenses kept us close to the unfolding scenes. by: januaryroads Views[1086] Reenactment of the transplanting of rice seedlings in the emerald terraces in February. by: januaryroads Views[505]
     
    the pristine sands of Virgin Island in Balicasag by: mlroa1015 Views[431] enjoying the beach... by: mlroa1015 Views[295] on our way to Balicasag Is. for snorkeling, swimming & lunch along the seashore by: mlroa1015 Views[295] the closest thing we can get to a dolphin... by: mlroa1015 Views[318]
     
    number of starfish in the ocean floor... by: mlroa1015 Views[606] low tide...as we get ready for dolphin-watching and island hopping! by: mlroa1015 Views[360] where we stayed at... by: mlroa1015 Views[449] bell tower in details...standing through the test of time... by: mlroa1015 Views[587] front of Baclayon Church, one of the oldest coral stone church in the region; one of the oldest in Asia and foremost among the best-preserved Jesuit-built churches in the Philippines by: mlroa1015 Views[1267]
     
    Padre Pio's hanging bridges... by: mlroa1015 Views[490] really sleepy-head tarsier...oh well, they are nocturnal anyway... by: mlroa1015 Views[369] man-made mangrove forest along the highway... by: mlroa1015 Views[1072] a house literally made to look like a ship! by: mlroa1015 Views[1757]
     
    the ever famous Chocolate Hills of Bohol...wish we were able to get nearer...on the foothill ... by: mlroa1015 Views[697] another boat on cruise... by: mlroa1015 Views[280] Boholanos serenading us (mostly children) as we had a stop over from cruising...later, invited us over to dance Tinikling, used to be the Philippines' national (folk) dance...seen also are (small) guitars which Bohol is famous for its making... by: mlroa1015 Views[642] colorful souvenir shops! by: mlroa1015 Views[973] floating restaurants offering lunch buffet while cruising Loboc River by: mlroa1015 Views[926]
     
    my family and I in front of the famous Blood Compact site (This Sikatuna-Legaspi blood compact is considered as the First Treaty of Friendship between two different races, religions, cultures and civilizations) by: mlroa1015 Views[329] upon arriving at Tagbilaran, Bohol, Philippines by: mlroa1015 Views[253] The Sto. Nino (Little Jesus), whose statues are held by the couple, is honored in most festivals in the Visayas region by: pangga23 Views[345] Spanish-style embellishments characterize the props used in streetdancing by: pangga23 Views[905] A street dancer peeps from behind the banners replicating the deep blue waters surrounding Tacloban City by: pangga23 Views[219]
     
    The Big Scoop. Local residents, in Apo Island of the Philippines, reach out and help each other in this tiny, isolated island that still needs resolution and development on water sustainability, even at the advancement of our technological age. by: digitalimageer Views[194] Wake Up To A View. A silhouette of a nipa hut's interiors provides for a pleasing, framed perspective of a lake in Apo Island. by: digitalimageer Views[322] A Mirror-Effect. A lake in Apo Island showing its ecological charm and wonders. by: digitalimageer Views[307] Dusk Falls. As Apo Island plunges into total darkness, electricity and supply of water become a monumental task of conservation and sustainability. by: digitalimageer Views[183]
     
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