Shops Around Camigiun

This is the souvenir shop outside the Sto, Nino Cold Spring, where the boys, including myself had our first taste of Camigiun water. For lunch, we had chicken adobo and grilled pork chop... and rice, all costing around 400 plus pesos. Entrance to the Cold Spring was 10 pesos. T-shirts?


This is the souvenir shop outside the entrance of the waterfalls. Sorry, I forgot the name. Will look it up later. We didn't take a dip at the falls. It was too cold and we were pressed for time to move on with our day tour around the island.

Splash Against A Ferry Boat

On the way back to Cagayan de Oro, coming from Camigiun, I asked Miguel to join me boat-side (am not sure if that is the right term), so I could snap some pictures of waves and islands as our own ferry boat moved towards Cagayan de Oro.

Then, another ferry boat was moving towards the same direction... and I took these pictures of a ferry boat, riding the waves.



And I tried to capture the waves splashing against the side of our own boat and create an impression of a splash against another ferry boat.


Christie Que and I captured our own images but got splashed along the way.

Hazards of photography!

Signs of the times in March

Last Friday afternoon, I brought my Canon EOS camera to Liwasang Bonifacio and snapped a few pictures that captures the signs of the times, as the youth cry out against corruption and injustice.







Yes, many want the President to resign, but is the VP a better alternative? Can the country afford to go through an election with guns, goons and gold and eveb blood spilled on the streets?


As we enter the Holy Week, it is definitely time to take a long and serious look at ourselves, our community and country... and maybe, respond to the CBCP's call for communal action.