Biyaherong Barat

Better known as Capones Lighthouse, this late 1800 structure, located on top of a hill in Capones Island, still guides sea vessels as they pass by the South China Sea.

***San Antonio, Zambales Series – This week, I’ll be posting 7 photos  this week, once a day,  from my recent trip in Zambales. Actually the blog was already posted and I am trying to catch up with my 365 Photo Diary.

A player from Ace Saatchi & Saatchi battles for the header against two defenders from NetBooster.

A bonsai plant sits on a window sill under a shade protecting it from the harsh UV rays of the midday sun.

Late night one Chinese New Year, people in Binondo, dressed in red, flocked in a roadside vendor selling good luck charms for the Year of the Rabbit.

A farmer filling the the vacant spaces in the field with rice. I captured these beautiful scenery in Nueva Vizcaya on my way back to Manila.

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At the busy hours of the night, lights from all over the Metro are lit almost in sync from Taguig to your left, to Mandaluyong, up to Ortigas. I was blessed from where I live because not everyone can walk at night while having a beautiful vantage point like this.

Two of the most symbolic items in the Christian community – the wine, signifying the blood of Christ, and the bread signifying the body of Christ.

Just a question. If a woman goes out on a beach trip for 3 days and 2 nights, how many swim wear is she going to bring? Again its just a question.

***San Juan, La Union Series – I’ll be posting 7 photos  this week, once a day,  from my recent trip in San Juan Launion. Everything in Byaherong Barat, this week is about San Juan and hopefully my blog be finished before Sunday.