Showing posts with label Philippines - Baguio City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippines - Baguio City. Show all posts

Saturday, August 27, 2011

PhotoHunt: SYMBOLIC



"Reunion"
Painting by BENCAB
Acrylic on canvas
1994
150 x 120 cms

Housed at the fantastic BENCAB Museum, a jewel of Filipino artistry tucked in the mountains of northern Luzon, "REUNION" depicts the happy ending of each journey, whether the sojourn itself was a pleasant one or not.

*** My thoughts and prayers are with the communities being battered by Typhoon MINA in the northeastern part of the Philippines as well as family and friends preparing for Hurricane IRENE by the eastern seaboard of the United States. May we all have happy reunions after these storms pass. ***

off Baguio City in the BenCab Museum, Tuba, Benguet, September 2010, using a digicam.

Sunday, July 17, 2011

PhotoHunt: BACKWARDS



LEGO bricks are toys for kids. In the age of Harry Potter, Star Wars is a relic well past its prime. But when these two icons are merged in one exciting presentation, the geek in me cannot help but do a little dance for glee. These guys stand proudly at attention- and, too bad, behind locked glass cases!- at the lobby of the Golden Pine Hotel we recently stayed in for a week-long training.

The Force is definitely in that building.

Baguio City, May 2011, using a digicam.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Litratong Pinoy: DALAWA (Two)



Mga kalatas para sa mga nawawala at para sa mga gustong "magpakawala"...

DALAWA = TWO

Signs for those who are lost and for those who want to "let go" of *something*...

somewhere in Baguio City, September 2010, using a digicam.

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Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Wordless Tuesday: OFFERING



This array of carved rice granary gods called bul-ul that protect a family's harvest occupy an important niche in the belief system of indigenous peoples of the Cordilleras in Northern Philippines.

BenCab Museum, just outside Baguio City, September 2010, using a digicam.

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Thursday, July 30, 2009

Litratong Pinoy: PROTEKSYON (Protection)



Habang umaasa ang sambayanan sa Pangulo ng Pilipinas upang sila ay maisanggalang laban sa gutom, hirap, at iba pang mga kalaban, nakasalalay naman sa mga bakal na ito ang proteksyon ng Pangulo habang siya ay nasa Ang Mansyon, ang opisyal niyang tahanan sa Lungsod ng Baguio.

PROTEKSYON = PROTECTION While the rest of the country looks to the President to shield them from adversities like hunger and poverty, she relies on these metal gates as protection whenever she is in The Mansion, the official residence of the Philippine head of state whenever she is in the northern city of Baguio.

Baguio City, December 2008, using a digicam.

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Litratong Pinoy: PULA (Red)



Isang karagatan ng pula ang malaking bahagi ng Baguio City noong isang linggo. Mistulang buong Kamaynilaan ay naroroon! Ang mga lugar na magkakalapit, oras ang bibilangin para matawid =0 Bagaman ganoon ang nangyayari, ang ganda, lamig, at akit ng siyudad ay nananatili pa rin nguni't marahang nagbabago...

PULA = RED Baguio City was awash with red brake lights as virtually the entire Metro Manila ascended to the Summer Capital for the long holidays. It took eons to get from one place to another! But having said that, Baguio's beauty, cool climate, and overall charm remains, while the world becomes privy to its evolving character...

near Pacdal, Baguio City, December 2008, using my Sony DSC P-32.