Sunday, September 25, 2016

PINTO ART MUSEUM | Crisp Lines and Dirty Borders on Modern Canvas


PINTO ART MUSEUM |

Antipolo City, being a home to a few accessible attractions (e.g. waterfalls, places of worship) and having interesting features (e.g. sweet local delicacies, cooler climate), also houses one fascinating place for contemporary arts – Pinto Art Museum. Its field measuring about a hectare in size provides artists: aspiring and professional, an opportunity to showcase their individual visual arts. A mixture of old and modern techniques are exposed, gaining the attention of different types of crowds. The notable minimalist interiors provide a clean tone, which has been fairly consistent of being seen on various social media platforms – facebook, instagram and a dozen of other popular blog sites.

Sunday, September 11, 2016

ANTIQUE | Exploring Antique Like a 6-Full-Course Dinner



ANTIQUE, PHILIPPINES | 


Antique, part of the Western Visayas Region, is flanked by bordering provinces: Aklan and Iloilo. It has a total of 18 municipalities, each offers an exclusive wayfaring experience. Considered to be the least likely travel destination versus the proximate regions; it is now being recognized to hold substantial amount of natural possessions. Ocean and springs in willow, land elevations from easy hills to steep mountains, rushing rivers and quiet lakes - all gifted by the province to admire and respect.


Sunday, August 14, 2016

BAGUIO | Photo Op & Street Photography : A Narrative of Art, Culture and Sophistication



How do you start a conversation with someone:
a stranger you’ve just met, a familiar soul you’ve known all your life,
or someone you’ve yet to meet, either by chance or choreographed encounter?
What are you supposed to feel?
What are the right words to say and where to find them?
Where do you start?
How do you start?
How do you tell a story?


Sunday, July 10, 2016

SAN FELIPE, ZAMBALES | A Chronicled Stoked Memento From Liwliwa



BARANGAY STO. NIÑO, SITIO LIWLIWA | San Felipe, Zambales

Sitio Liwliwa or Liwa as named by most visitors, was a small fishing village before it became known as one of the surfing spots in the north. The western coastline that faces the South China Sea produces exciting waves during the wet season - starting from September which can last up until the month of February, hence attracts surf enthusiasts from different parts of the country.