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Literally means "just over the bridge" is perhaps one of my most memorable times hanging out with my friend, TJ.
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The rooftop in the famed ALA Apartment is the best place to hang out during afternoon talks and what-nots!
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I just love the beach... that's all.
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Santa Monica Park & Recreation Place is located in Pavia, Iloilo. It is a 20-30 minute drive from the city proper and downtown, or 15 minute fast drive from the International Airport.
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Do you like to go out and enjoy the beach with your skimboard? Have a lomographic fun in Villa beach while going skimboarding!
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Sudden quick trip to Guimaras Island once again, and I enjoyed a little stay over Ontayho Beach Resort!
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Not even a troublesome trip can deny the beauty of the Queen City of the South - Iloilo.
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MV Doulos is a big ship. A two years younger than the Titanic, this is the oldest ship that still crosses and navigates the ocean all around the world.
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I thought I was in a foreign place because the beach sounds foreign.
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New Lucena is a 5th class municipality in the province of Iloilo, Philippines. According to the 2000 census, it has a population of 19,490 people in 3,744 households. New Lucena is a nice place to shoot. There are lot of great, tall grasses there and yes, lovely places that is like enchanting to most of us. Located in the deep-center heart of the Iloilo province, there are many ways to go there. It can be either the highway or by the other way around (Cabatuan route).
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A great summer location for backpackers!
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Famously known as "Jaro Plaza" or "Plaza Jaro", G. Lopez-Jaena Park is the center of activity in Jaro, which is most prosperous among Iloilo City’s 6 districts.
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What's with the last Sunday of January in Iloilo? Eclipse showing only to the city? A civil war, perhaps? Well, most of the city folks will answer no, and probably won't mind you about the question, but here, every last week of January --- preferably last Sunday of the month, Dinagyang celebration is on the hype!
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This is where we find ourselves after a day's work (especially Friday's!) and drown ourselves in a pitcher of booze and Bailey's!
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A mini-park turned into skate park. It's a nice place to hang-out for skateboarders.
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Away from the city... Away away away from the routine and hectic life...
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Explore the ruins of the palatial home of a sugar baron circa 1900s in the southern Philippines and discover the grandeur of an era gone by through its structural remains and perfectly manicured gardens, which were all lovingly restored, and further developed by its heirs. A popular spot for pre-nuptial photos and wedding celebrations, the lomographer fell in love with its haunting beauty...and all the more with the country.
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A few walks away from my house lies a secret place where the sunset is lovely. I always stop there and enjoy the view. The sun never fails when it is about to sleep.
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La Carlota is a really nice place to go. In the center of it, you will be able to experience one of nature's best mountain ever, the Guintubdan!
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There's a volcanic rock somewhere in the south coast of Panay. And it gives off hot water. Hot spring everyone!!!
