tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-281247612011-11-28T08:25:54.703+08:00Light is good and hues make it better. Creating pictures through digital photography.melailahhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11686912171968673324noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-28124761.post-839407723012938582008-03-16T13:27:00.005+08:002008-12-12T02:50:07.316+08:00

Spider-like little creature in one of the aquariums at Bahura or Reef, Oceanarium of the newly-opened Manila Ocean Park. View some other creatures and corals here and here.

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Glorious sunset at the Manila Bay, as seen from the 37th floor of a high-rise building in Makati City. Taken one early summer in March 2005.

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Take away the fly, and this will just be another flower photo.The dewdrops give a sense of early morning freshness anyone would like to woke up to (and walk into).This delicate fuschia-violet flower is a common orchid specie found in the Philippines. The photo is taken from a flower garden in Cabuyao, Laguna in November 2005.

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This red-tailed blue dragonfly is just one of the many flying around a brook in Olongapo City, Philippines. It was nearly impossible to get near any of them. This photo was taken with a zoom lens, cropped and enlarged for a better look at the dragonfly's beautiful colors. Taken one early morning in January 2005.

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Summer scenes offer a splendid combination of natural cool and warm colors. This huge rock can be found in one of the beach islands off the coast of Padre Burgos in Quezon, Philippines.

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Warms colors dominate a typical summer sunset at Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte. The fisherman boat with local tourists aboard, brings drama to the scene.Summers bring local and foreign tourists in this almost secluded paradise. Cool clear waters complement the almost-white beaches of Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte, Philippines. Definitely worth the long drive from Manila City.

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Lucky shot! Just out of the waters of the Saud White Beach in Pagudpud, the boy swam in the nude, so his shorts would not get wet! The very much sun-tanned boy was with a group of young local boys who were expertly raft-fishing using worn-out nets. See his other friends here.The Pagudpud beach with its almost white sand is also known as the "Boracay of the North". Other tourist destinations in

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Sun-tanned and very much naked, these young boys left their short pants by the beach sands to keep them dry! Catch one of them in the buff!Their smiles say they might have caught something. For these young Ilocano boys, net fishing by the Pagudpud Beach in Ilocos Norte, Philippines, is not just a fun sport. Their morning catch can be the day's meal.

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The green spot is Sta. Ana Park in the City of Manila, Philippines. Its vast green space is a refreshing contrast to this crowded area of Metro Manila. This shot was taken from the 32nd floor of a high-rise building in Buendia Ave (now called Sen. Gil Puyat Ave) in Makati City. Four cities can be seen here: Makati, Manila, San Juan and Quezon City. The areas of Sta. Mesa (a district of Manila

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