its been a while since my last post in this blog of mine. was too busy with photo assignments for travel magazines and events documentation for the past months. just to catch up and perhaps update my last post, i’ll share with you some of my shots taken in different shores of our island, Samar. cheers!
Laoang, Northern Samar
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Mt. Danglay, Basey, Samar
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Almagro, Samar
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few shots of the rock formations in Kaluwayan Beach Resort, Marabut, Samar last weekend. i considered this as a bonus for the day 
photographing travel & landscapes while in a wedding engagement!
while proceeding to the islets thanks for this photo Aldrich!
in action
so fortunate to visit again the Biri-Larosa Protected Seascape of Northern Samar with a great weather. This time, our group stayed at the island overnight but never at the rock formations 
it would have been a perfect time shooting the seascape and rock formations at night having the moon’s disk fully illuminated! anyways, i’ll try to schedule another trip next fullmoon
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i’ve been stuck at home these past days because of the incessant rain… no birds, no landscape either… so i “traveled” within my hard disk drive to perhaps felt like i went out and revisited some places here in samar here are the photos from the first stop of my virtual travel, capul.
the historical lighthouse
the church’s belfry and wall built by the Jesuits in the 18th century and renovated by the Franciscans in the late 19th century
facing mt. bulosan of sorsogon
more photos coming from the second stop of my virtual travel
Once again, I was able to experience the hidden attraction of Samar Island Natural Park (SINP). Limited not with just bird objective in mind but with the interest to photograph forest-dwelling species and some forest features.
All photographs taken at Samar Island Natural Park. Enjoy viewing!
Started shooting as early as 5:30AM. The good thing of shooting moon at dawn is that you’ll have a colored background compared to a total black when taken at night
with this photo, i was able to proved again to myself that dawn is still my best time of day in photographing landscape very challenging that you have to compose, set and click as quick as you can because for a very short time, light temperature changes.
as color temperature changes…
a healthy green foliage
last leaf…?
flying lizard at rest
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from family of Troides
forest fungus
a hovering forest-dwelling butterfly
rufous hornbill last flight for the day….
More photos in my next post….
