Archive for 'Street Scene'
I love it when it drizzles. If, however, the drizzling becomes stronger, that is another story.
When we took a scenic mountaintop road trip a few weeks ago, it was slightly drizzling. It was no surprise to see the highway devoid of vehicles with bike racks on the roofs.
This road is a favorite of bikers and motorcycle riders. It is also one of the highways used for music videos, photos shoot for cars and even tv ads with road trips scenes.
We’ve been to this place several times but we never seem to get tired of going there.
Ushering in the BER months mean traffic, traffic and more traffic as people flock to malls like moths attracted to a burning candle.
I’m sure a lot of responsible car-owners have started doing tune-ups with their cars to avoid any
inconveniences because I’m seeing car lifts that are full in auto service centers during weekends.
As for us, our ride needs tuning up, a new set of wheels, a re-painting job and a whole lot more of that what-not.
Kaching-kaching.
Walking is one way for me to de-stress, except of course when I am in a hurry kind of walking.
Walking among trees/plants is something I look forward to because I not only feel I am one with nature but with every step I make, AI become more aware of the things I see (well, not that much because I’m almost blind), smell, and touch (if allowed 
)
I am however particularly irked with people who light up a smoke when they are in places like the one in the photo. Unlike some people who have switched to getting electronic cigarette wholesale deals, majority of smokers still smoke the old fashioned way. *moves away from them*
Photo taken at Paradise Ranch in Clark, Pampanga.
These branches look like they are reaching for the sky.
With a sky like this bursting with a lovely hue (ok, I admit, I’m no fan of orange but hey this is the sky so I guess this is good with me), who wouldn’t want to reach out and “touch the sky”?
Photo taken one afternoon while chatting with the house help in my MIL’s place.
Doubtful about the sky’s color? Check out this other photo taken with this: Sunset on a Rain Puddle
If we don’t have digital cameras, we wouldn’t be able to take as many photos as we want to. Everything we see will just remain in our mind (which is also good for it will make us be more creative in describing what we saw to others).
There are times when my camera is like an extension of my hand. If you are the type who takes photos of almost everything, you’d understand what I mean.
Here is a Fire Tree, captured in pixels and shared to those who will land on this page (and its Flickr page). I would probably find it hard to describe how it looked like when I saw it but this photo shows how beautiful the tree is.
