Archive for 'Drive-by Photography'
Summer time for children means having fun, fun and more fun!
Isn’t it just great to just have fun under the sun without worrying about getting sun burned, without thinking about homework and projects or without fear of side effects of lipo30? Ok, maybe scratch the last part…
Personally I want my children to enjoy the carefree play of childhood years which I had when I was younger. I want them to go bath in the river or hike grassy hills or eat mangoes under the mango tree.
Now, that was fun 
I love taking drive-by photos. I think I have “mastered” this task a bit using my mobile gadget and point and shoot camera.
Sunsets at the beach look good but river sunsets? Now this is an unusual photo for me and I definitely like how it was captured.
Posted on 4 April '12 by admin, under Celestial Sphere, Colors, Drive-by Photography, Enchanting Landscape, Home Front, Photo Challenge, Posted in Instagram, Street Scene, The Great Outdoors, Travel Time, Trees, Water. No Comments.
Drive-by photo of a part of NLEX or North Luzon Expressway.
Though a bit drab because of the lack of vegetation, still a nice relaxing view for me. Except when the farmers burn dried leaves from their rice harvest.
There’s no stopping the real estate boom in this country and the way to go is up.
Even in our immediate neighborhood, we see a lot of communities sprouting up, residential buildings mostly. There is this big group of residential buildings that seem to loom wherever we are within a certain radius in the community. Scary, the way I see it, it’s like a reminder that “these residential buildings are here to stay”. Shudders at the thought that these particular buildings have 40+ units on each floor.
Being a bit old fashioned, I wouldn’t mind a house standing on the ground, thank you very much. I’d rather look at manufactured homes for sale than live several floors above the ground. I wouldn’t want to be caught in a building during an earthquake.
I just hope there are still enough space for us to build a new home when the time comes to move out of this neighborhood.
To other this might seem to be light traffic but for us who are used to heavy traffic, this is way better.
If only we experience this on the major streets. If only.
