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Monthly Archives: October 2018

A Photo a Week Challenge: Reflection

This photo was taken inside the park of Dubai Media City. It’s a place where all tech companies located such as IBM, Apple, Dell and etc. I was having a photo walk when I took this one and it was almost night time. It’s a long exposure with a tripod of course to make itContinue reading “A Photo a Week Challenge: Reflection”

A Photo a Week Challenge: Through Glass

What a coincidence I just took this picture the other day without realizing that it is the theme for this week not until I read your post Ms.Nancy. Since this is a blog I’m obligated to say something. By the way before I begin to say this is a spontaneous so forgave me. So hereContinue reading “A Photo a Week Challenge: Through Glass”

That Child within Me

At that moment the scene that I had just captured somehow reconnect and bolted me that awaken the child within me. India and Philippines are not different categorically speaking, we belong in one continent which is Asia – we are third world country as other countries would look us that way. As I click theContinue reading “That Child within Me”

A New Found 💕

  In the pursuit of writing a substantial blog for the past weeks since its inception. I did a research and readings. I read a book which before I didn’t do. I even make a system for myself such as how to allocate time for reading, writing (that’s include journaling), doing some household chores andContinue reading “A New Found 💕”

Street Photography – Amritsar, India

I know its not related to my post. But I need to insert this to express my gratitude. I don’t want to be cheesy. I just want to say a BIG THANK YOU! Because yesterday was my 1st month since the inception and I am very grateful to have a supporter like YOU. Your responseContinue reading “Street Photography – Amritsar, India”

Through the Eyes of a Punjabi Kids

  I had a chance to capture their innocence through my lens when I traveled to Amritsar, India. They were full of happiness, curiosity, and enthusiasm – just like the other kids. But what separates them from the others was their sincerity in dealing with a stranger. This happened when I was at the temple.Continue reading “Through the Eyes of a Punjabi Kids”