Last week after my official business at the One E-com center, I decided to walk around at the bay walk strip, since the building was adjacent to MOA it was already four in the afternoon, the ambient light is still a tad harsh but it was fine by me, I had my trusty old school camera with a 200mm prime lens on’ my first time to use the lens, and after that afternoon I am starting to love it. The place was a great hodge-podge of people, emotions and antics, and I am very excited to get my shots developed already. The coast guard was even doing their maneuvers near the breakwater it was like an “arriving honor” sort of thing. The thing that really interest me were the emotions of people, it was so diverse that as if you can drown from the plethora of it, it was fun and heart warming even, since there was this particular group of kids playing, I reckon they are from “boys town”, I didn’t pass up the opportunity to capture the moments, such an admirable plight for the people who are taking care of them. I can still vividly remember the moments that I had captured, it kept on playing on my mind over and over again, like a child who’s very eager, enthusiastic about opening his Christmas present and be bewildered on the surprise that awaits him.


(The following lines are excerpt from a correspondence to a friend)


“I find it more fulfilling during alone times, when I am in solace, coz there’s no inhibitions, your just bare out there, nothing to think about, just you and your environment as your canvas. Walks that can stretch to a kilometer, worrying nothing if your pals are lagging behind or tired already, it creates an atmosphere without barriers… I am most happy when I capture moments, emotions of other people. I appreciate life even more, the smiles, frown, gestures that put color unto their lives… I always look forward to serendipity.”



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