Visual Stories | Seaside Sunset Walks

It’s been almost two years since I’ve been wanting to go back, and do a proper photo walk along the Seaside Boulevard in the SM by the Bay (formerly San Miguel by the Bay) since the first time going there in the early mornings more than twelve years ago that I’ve been hoping to replicate, but with this time at the peak of sunset. It was not the best time though I was there and went with it. The past three years have been quite a lull and, it was unpredictable how every day would wind down as usual during the height of the pandemic times everyone was spending their isolated life, not seeing much of the sunset or even hearing the crush of the strong waves it the giant rocks that protect the side walls of the seaside boulevard.

Random Snaps: End of June 2013!

07.01.2013 – Went around yesterday to check out the Happy Meal toys for the month of June/July that featured the popular minions from the upcoming animated feature Despicable ME 2 that is sweeping the country. The animated movie has not come out yet but they are selling out fast. This has not happened since the highly collectible rage of the early 2000s with the 101 & 102 Dalmatians that everyone lined up to get each dog to complete the set. Aside from the minion hunting just appreciate the weekend for some instant photography using my mobile phone instead of the conventional digital cameras that I’m equipped with.

The Good Friday Run.

03.29.2013 – It’s Good Friday. Spending the Holy Week within the city and I do mean “staycation.” The summer is officially here and the sun is bursting bright which I can do right now is drown in my own sweat. The heat is infuriating at the same time possibly a benefit to get those sweat glands working overtime. It’s quit in the city and back in the day spending times likes this is best done outdoors and it is a good day to run. Everyone is out of town but still there’s quite a lot of activity happening that’s compared in the past years.

That Maundy Thursday Night!

03.28.2013 – Holy Week for most people is getting out of town spending time with family, friends and love ones. For those who would be staying in town back in the day for me was different even before the advent of cable television and the internet you’ll be stuck back to the dark ages. For the young people in this generation they already have the necessity to un-bored themselves with the access to cable television and the internet. But for anyone “old-school” I’d like the term enjoying the outdoors as being stuck in the couch is not the way to be productive on a Maundy Thursday.