TRASLACION

I am amazed with this boy who performs the task intended for adults. Their family-owned replica of Black Nazarene joined the procession as thousands of Roman Catholics rise into the streets following probably the largest procession in the Philippines. All the devotees try to touch the Black Nazarene in the hope that good fortune will fall on them. During Quiapo Fiesta of the Black Nazarene the church places the statue on a glided carriage that is pulled through the streets. The devotees throw towels to the people who guard the statue that is then given back after rubbing on the statue. The crowds during the procession of the Fiesta of the Black Nazarene walk barefooted. The devotees expect miracles, healings and cleansing of sins as they touch and be with the statue of the Black Nazarene.

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EKSENA sa Quiapo Fiesta

To get this particular shot needs perfect timing. Your camera needs to adjust quickly to capture the perfect exposure and drama of the scene. Taken during Quiapo Fiesta this January where followers of some religious sect perform their rituals and healing process in front of Quiapo Church.

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Mayon Year-end Eruption

Despite of impending volcanic eruption this year-end, foreign and local tourist flock to this small town of Daraga to have a clear view of the eruption of the Majestic Mayon Volcano.

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Start Imaging for 2010

Welcome 2010 and now, starting the year with new experiences, new friends and new hobbies and new career path. After more than 3 years of tinkering my camera during leisure hours, now I have decided to showcase the images that I have created.

As a hobby, I want to make sure that the images I take has something extra ordinary. Each images has stories beneath and reasons why it was created.

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