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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza Miranda and the Quiapo Church in Black and…

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-06-01

  

  I had a photowalk in the "Old Downtown" known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices, particularly in Hidalgo and Raon streets, and was the home of the Black Nazarene - Quiapo.

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• Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz and the Binondo Church

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-27

  

  I've always wanted to capture street scenes in the oldest Chinatown in the world! Of course, as always, with sprocket holes!

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• Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz and the Binondo Church

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-27

  

  I've always wanted to capture street scenes in the oldest Chinatown in the world! Of course, as always, with sprocket holes!

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• Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz and the Binondo Church

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-27

  

  I've always wanted to capture street scenes in the oldest Chinatown in the world! Of course, as always, with sprocket holes!

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• Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz and the Binondo Church

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-27

  

  I've always wanted to capture street scenes in the oldest Chinatown in the world! Of course, as always, with sprocket holes!

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• Plaza San Lorenzo Ruiz and the Binondo Church

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-27

  

  I've always wanted to capture street scenes in the oldest Chinatown in the world! Of course, as always, with sprocket holes!

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• Metro Manila and Elsewhere

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-25

  

  I brought my Lomography camera to enjoy my commute in a very warm day. This is my commute photography with multiple exposure punctuated by the sprockets!

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• Metro Manila and Elsewhere

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-25

  

  I brought my Lomography camera to enjoy my commute in a very warm day. This is my commute photography with multiple exposure punctuated by the sprockets!

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• Metro Manila and Elsewhere

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-25

  

  I brought my Lomography camera to enjoy my commute in a very warm day. This is my commute photography with multiple exposure punctuated by the sprockets!

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• Metro Manila and Elsewhere

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-25

  

  I brought my Lomography camera to enjoy my commute in a very warm day. This is my commute photography with multiple exposure punctuated by the sprockets!

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• Wawa Dam and the Montalban Gorge

  shared by sid_rock on 2011-05-07

  

  My first roll of 35mm Sprocket Hole Panoramic Lomographs show the rockies part near in Wawa Dam.

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• #13427672

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• #13317173

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-16

  

  15 May 2011 Went yesterday to Lucban with my friend Eyna to experience another exciting Pahiyas - the local celebration of the year's bountiful harvest in honor of the patron saint San Isidro Labrador. As what I have witnessed the past two years, there was a parade in the afternoon that featured folks dressed in colorful traditional attires. As May is the merry month of Santacruzan (the religious procession reenacting Queen Helena's search for the Holy Cross), local sagalas (queens) and consortes (escorts) were dressed in spectacular ternos (traditional gowns) and barongs (men's suits) using indigenous materials. Indeed, the whole parade was a celebration of Filipino ingenuity and creativity!

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• #13317079

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-16

  

  15 May 2011 Went yesterday to Lucban with my friend Eyna to experience another exciting Pahiyas - the local celebration of the year's bountiful harvest in honor of the patron saint San Isidro Labrador. As what I have witnessed the past two years, there was a parade in the afternoon that featured folks dressed in colorful traditional attires. As May is the merry month of Santacruzan (the religious procession reenacting Queen Helena's search for the Holy Cross), local sagalas (queens) and consortes (escorts) were dressed in spectacular ternos (traditional gowns) and barongs (men's suits) using indigenous materials. Indeed, the whole parade was a celebration of Filipino ingenuity and creativity!

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• #13317146

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-16

  

  15 May 2011 Went yesterday to Lucban with my friend Eyna to experience another exciting Pahiyas - the local celebration of the year's bountiful harvest in honor of the patron saint San Isidro Labrador. As what I have witnessed the past two years, there was a parade in the afternoon that featured folks dressed in colorful traditional attires. As May is the merry month of Santacruzan (the religious procession reenacting Queen Helena's search for the Holy Cross), local sagalas (queens) and consortes (escorts) were dressed in spectacular ternos (traditional gowns) and barongs (men's suits) using indigenous materials. Indeed, the whole parade was a celebration of Filipino ingenuity and creativity!

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• #13317157

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-16

  

  15 May 2011 Went yesterday to Lucban with my friend Eyna to experience another exciting Pahiyas - the local celebration of the year's bountiful harvest in honor of the patron saint San Isidro Labrador. As what I have witnessed the past two years, there was a parade in the afternoon that featured folks dressed in colorful traditional attires. As May is the merry month of Santacruzan (the religious procession reenacting Queen Helena's search for the Holy Cross), local sagalas (queens) and consortes (escorts) were dressed in spectacular ternos (traditional gowns) and barongs (men's suits) using indigenous materials. Indeed, the whole parade was a celebration of Filipino ingenuity and creativity!

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• #13317286

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-16

  

  15 May 2011 Went yesterday to Lucban with my friend Eyna to experience another exciting Pahiyas - the local celebration of the year's bountiful harvest in honor of the patron saint San Isidro Labrador. As what I have witnessed the past two years, there was a parade in the afternoon that featured folks dressed in colorful traditional attires. As May is the merry month of Santacruzan (the religious procession reenacting Queen Helena's search for the Holy Cross), local sagalas (queens) and consortes (escorts) were dressed in spectacular ternos (traditional gowns) and barongs (men's suits) using indigenous materials. Indeed, the whole parade was a celebration of Filipino ingenuity and creativity!

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• #13282545

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-11

  

  27 April 2011 Near the Petrobras building at the city center stood the Rio de Janeiro Cathedral (Portuguese: Catedral Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro or Catedral de São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro). The church dedicated to the patron saint San Sebastian is the seat of the archbishop of Rio. The cone-shaped architecture has 315 feet internal diameter, an overall height of 246 feet and a standing-room capacity of 20,000 people. The colorful stained glass ceiling is a marvel to see when inside on a bright sunny day.

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• #13282444

  shared by lakandula on 2011-05-11

  

  27 April 2011 Near the Petrobras building at the city center stood the Rio de Janeiro Cathedral (Portuguese: Catedral Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro or Catedral de São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro). The church dedicated to the patron saint San Sebastian is the seat of the archbishop of Rio. The cone-shaped architecture has 315 feet internal diameter, an overall height of 246 feet and a standing-room capacity of 20,000 people. The colorful stained glass ceiling is a marvel to see when inside on a bright sunny day.

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