Nap Time Rocks!

2 of 100 islands

technically, this is still the 1st island i went to and photographed at the 100 Islands National Park but i just can’t help it. it’s so pretty!

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100 Islands National Park, Alaminos, Pangasinan | April 2010 | Canon EOS Rebel Xti 400D |

Life’s a beach

This is as of now, my favorite photo. Not because of the beer, but because of its picture-post-card-perfect framing. Love the colors too. Hay, I really miss the beach already.

Canon EOS 400D. Club Paradise, PWN. March 2009.

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Ilang beses ko na rin ginawang subject si Mia para sa LP entries ko. Kasi naman, mga natural models ang mga bata. Ang sarap nilang kuhanan ng litrato dahil sa mga candid moments.

I always love to take photos of Mia’s smile.  She’s just such a happy little person!

And by the way, happy 1st anniversary sa lahat ng ka-LP!

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This week’s theme: Paboritong Litrato

Paradise [lp]

Gusto kong sinusuot ang damit na ito pag pumupunta ng beach dahil presko at summer na summer ang kulay.

Actually, ang entry ko ngayon ay pinilit lang Kasi gusto ko lang ishare ang napakagandang beach ng Club Paradise sa Dimakya Island sa Palawan! Nagpunta kasi kami doon nung weekend, all expense paid. Sales incentive naman kasi. At sobrang bitin ang 3 days!

Ikaw saan sa Palawan ka na nakapunta?

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Blouse o Polo? Ikaw mamili.

Canon EOS 400D. Palawan. 2009.

Punta de Uian…

… (pronounced ‘yu-yan’) is a nice 4-star beach resort in Pundaquit, Zambales. It’s a bit of a drive from Subic, after exiting the new SCTEX highway. (Which, by the way, could also be dangerous when you’re driving at night since there are stretches on the highway that don’t actually have lamp posts. But even then, on broad daylight accidents can happen. We passed by a 5-car-and-a-bus pile up along SCTEX last January 2 on the way home, and boy was it horrible).

Anyway, this is by far the best beach resort our Jan 1family outings have brought us to since I can remember. The waves were a bit rough (and awesome, mind you) because of a nearby Low Pressure Area when we were there, but very ideal for surfing. I’m not one to try my luck on the board since I’m every bit afraid of the waves that might swallow me whole. What’s that phobia called again?

Punta de Uian has a lot to offer too. There’s a large pool just in case you’re a chicken like me, a kiddie sized one, a restaurant, a beach volleyball court (or a net is more like it), scuba diving, island hopping, jetskiing, banana boat rides, ATV rides, kayaking, speed boat rides, and snorkeling. More »