So you got a camera and you badly want to take photos of beautiful women in full dress and perfect make up in a well lit setting but you’re not a professional photographer. You can’t ask someone to model for … Continue reading How To Become a Wedding Photoshoot Crasher in Vietnam
And so it begins… the journey from the North. The backpack and suitcase are now parked inside a minibus that picked up two travelers from Hanoi International Airport. After few hours of delay from never reliable scheduled flight of Cebu … Continue reading Xin Chà o Vietnam!
Expectation: Relaxing weekend by the beach couple of hours after picking up Maui from the airport. Reality: Canceled boat trips, whole day of travel through a detour, weekend under the storm by the beach. Relaxing, yea sure. If you think … Continue reading Puerto Galera: Traveling Through the Typhoon
It was a side-trip during our Hong Kong travel. A ferry away from HK was a small yet beautiful country of Macau. With distinguishing traces of Portuguese influence, walking around on its beautiful streets was a real treat. It … Continue reading Macau in Photos
There’s always a first time for everything; the first time you traveled alone, the first time you rode on a plane, the first time you went out of your country, the first time you made a trip with your partner. … Continue reading Of Silhouettes and Sunsets
The last part of the Philippine roundtrip 2015 > El Nido, Palawan. It was a long trip from Sagada to El Nido with two nights of stop over in Baguio and in Puerto Princesa. It was time consuming indeed, and … Continue reading It’s More Fun in El Nido… Or Is It?
Day Seven: May 14, 2014 First rule of every third world middle class mortal traveler: Maximize. Weather it’s your schedule or budget, you have to squeeze and maximize your temporal and monetary boundaries and this is what I did on … Continue reading Fushimi Inari and Aoi Matsuri on my Last Day
There was a time before internet when a number of our rice-eating ancestors fled to the mountains of Cordillera to live and survive. In those times, land, water, guts, and a little bit of knowledge in farming were all that … Continue reading Batad Rice Terraces: The Beautiful by-Product of Survival
Still Day Six: May 14, 2014 It was a quick stop at the capsule hotel then we hurriedly went to the Golden Pavilion, only figure out it was already closed. It took us a while to get there since the … Continue reading Kyoto at Last!
It will be Chef’s first weekend in the country. He will arrive the day before, after more than 10,000 kilometers of travel across the Earth so I needed to find a peaceful escape, a bit far from the busy streets … Continue reading Batangas Weekend: Up in the Tree House
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