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Singapore: Asian Masks Collection In Asian Civilizations Museum
Vibrant-colored masks accented with intricate designs displayed in the Asian Civilizations Museum in Singapore. I think they are Japanese theater mask called Noh.
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Roxas Boulevard Late At Night
Roxas Boulevard’s regular medium to heavy traffic decreases as the night falls deeper.
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Manila: National Museum Of The Philippines
The National Museum of the Philippines stands bold in front of Luneta Park with its Greek inspired pillars.
More of the nation’s capital in Biyaheng Manila.
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Driving In Marcos Highway
While cruising in Marcos Highway, I tried a slow shutter shot I learned from a friend back in college. Setting up my tripod at the back seat and using the camera’s built in timer made the trick. I have to stop every once in a while to frame my shot and adjust shutter speed to get different lengths of light streaks.
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Ortigas Center, Pasig: All Wired Up For Simbang Gabi
Meralco Building in Ortigas Center displays a significant figure of a Christmas tradition in the Philippines. Made up from millions of strands and strips of wires, the spectacle portrays a Filipino family on their way to the nightly mass 9 days before Christmas, locally known as, “Simbang Gabi“.
This photo was shot in film.
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Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene of Quiapo & Ongpin’s Chinatown in Manila
Early Filipinos cure wounds, ailments, and different forms of illnesses with plants and animal parts formulated by shamans, priestess,and folk healers commonly known as albularyos. The medicinal practice is still applied until the present times especially to those who are financially incapable. Instead of purchasing jaw dropping expensive scientific medicines, some people especially inhabiting remote areas of the country, prefer the albularyos, than regular doctors. Read more…
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