Showing posts with label Manila. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manila. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2011

October Photo Issue

October, the month when we start thinking how to celebrate Christmas, is here. From QC to Quiapo to Baguio. Birthdays are a plenty! Here is a collection of the photos. 

Scott Kelby Quiapo Photowalk

Kabataan, pag-asa ng bayan. Plaza Miranda, Quiapo.

Basic need of man: Food, Clothing and Shelter. 


Spying the cat. Quiapo.

The Queen of the house. Quiapo.

Our Lady of Montserrat Church. Mendiola, Manila

Film showing at Sin City tattoos, Katipunan.

Classical music at Miriam College.

My dad's welcome drink. Ongpin.

Mr and Mrs Tommy Sy arriving from Hongkong for a grand Sy reunion. Ongpin.

Art at Bookay Ukay, Maginhawa St. 

Meeting friends at Tomas Morato.

Start of a lifetime scar, Maalalahanin.

Teacher's Village.

Chinese Party, MOA.

Filipinas in traditional formal wear. MOA.

Street scenes, Philcoa.

A lady with a cake, Aurora Blvd.

Kat's angels, Antipolo.

Happy birthday Kat.

Nightwalking at Katipunan. 

UP tree. 

At Skarlet Jazz Kitchen, Timog.

Coco with King. Timog. 

San Beda VS San Sebastian Championship game.

Bedans singing the hymn composed by Raul Roco.

Father and daughter bedan.

Hello there! NCAA Victory Party San Beda College. 

Iglesia, Sikatuna.

Traveller in Manila. 

Towers of Makati.

Octoberfest! Metrowalk.

Edsel's birthday. Cubao. 

Pabon Family. Cubao.

Street Chess, Teacher's Village.

Street vendor. 

Piercing by Miah Recto, Sin City Tattoos

And then there was Baguio. 

Happy birthday Bek!


Criticisms and praises and comments are always welcome! Watch out for November Issue.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Camp Out Philippines

06 Dec 2011. Camp out Philippines protest could be seen side by side with the Occupy movement that is happening in different cities in the world. Both movements want change in how the monetary system is distributed among its citizens. In the Philippines, the ruling elite who has the most money, the most political influence, the owners of media and broadcasting, controls everything. Students who are in the forefront of this rally gathered and marched towards Mendiola to hold a 4-day camp out but were stopped halfway short by the police wearing helmets and wielding arnis (a local wooden stick made of rattan) and a waiting firetruck waiting for instructions to spray at the crowd. At one point, tensions build up between the students and police but no harm was inflicted. The students wants more the government to allocate more budget for education instead of war. They want reform. They want change. And they want it now.