OPPO X PURVEYR | Photowalk in Manila

08.23.2019: For the photo junkie a good place to harness your talent in capturing images is joining the community photo walks organized by professional photographers. There are so many things you’ll find interesting and it will teach you how to use your camera but in this case your mobile phone’s built-in camera. In this highly competitive generation with regard to technology, OPPO is one brand that stands out when it comes to capturing the best images out there. It can rival a standard digital camera from five years ago with its crisp quality. There’s no doubt there are other brands out there, but this brand is starting to get noticed. With that, it’s interesting to hear that mobile phone camera is being used now in these photo walks that slowly becoming the primary device that is pushing away digital cameras as secondary or a back-up. But rest assured it won’t be really phased out and with mobile phones surely the best ones are ready to be used in these events.

Earthquake at a Glance | Perspective of Reality

04.22.2019 – There hasn’t been a major catastrophe in the Philippines when you talk about Earthquake in the last thirty years. Most of the things that go wrong are from typhoons that displaced communities and disrupting economies in the archipelago. It is not common either that it happened within Central Luzon that rocked Metro Manila all of sudden. Its reality that is unexpected to happen and most take it with humor and then others just plainly silently hope that the next one won’t be as bad as the first one. Earthquakes happen because it has been part of nature as long as everyone can remember. It just so happens that the context about these things can sometimes bring a few people to what really matters to their lives.

Lost Urban History | Sta. Cruz Building

04.01.2019 – If you’re in Manila you’ll find it hard to believe this place was the original central business commerce for the country. Even before World War II erupted Escolta, and its surrounding area was the most visited place as shopping centres basking in the business. But after the war with transition that changed the Philippines things where not the same. There have been so many historical landmarks in this area of Carriedo, Sta. Cruz, and Escolta that you can find these stories not preserved in libraries, but through the web. Because even public libraries in this country have been shall we say ‘under construction’ since as evident from last week’s random walks around the city and nearby Rizal Park you’ll probably have idea already.