The receding tide leaves behind little pools of water that look gorgeous when they reflect the setting sun. The long, low wall in the shot is the breakwater.
Lagen Island, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines
Story written 10 June 2008
For six days in February, this institute for higher learning transforms into something akin to Woodstock
Your highly anticipated tropical sunset reflected in the resort pool. Ahh yes.
Lagen Island Resort, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines.
That typical yet highly anticipated tropical sunset, set against swaying coconut trees. Ahh, the life.
Lagen Island Resort, El Nido, Palawan, Philippines.
Gear written 23 May 2008
Finally: a camera bag that doesn't scream "camera bag!"
The inside of my Crumpler "5 Million Dollar Home" camera bag. The bag's perfect for those just starting out with their first SLR (like me!), as it's roomy enough to carry a camera body with attached lens, another lens, an an external flash unit.
This bag is perfect for those who don't bring a lot of photography stuff along when traveling. The bag's roomy enough to carry a compact digital SLR with attached lens (mine carries a Canon 400D with 28-135 mm lens), another lens, and an external flash unit. It's also fully padded. As a bonus, it doesn't scream "camera bag!".
Ebe Dancel of Sugarfree performing at the University of the Philippines Fair. The six-day event is the college student's Woodstock.
Poster for the University of the Philippines Fair. The Fair runs for 6 days in February and features the country's top musical acts, both mainstream and underground.
Macy Anonuevo has been a member since 9 November 2007 and goes by genki_geek.
Currently in El Nido, Palawan.
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I am a writer/amateur photographer/diver currently living in the closest thing to paradise. This is my outlet.
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