Reviving the inner passion...

For more than eight months, i have been deciding whether to continue my passion in photography. After all what had happened to me, I temporarily stopped anything related to photography.

But my innerself is always remain faithful to my passion. Always bringing me to situations   where I can be part of any photography activity. This proves and tested that photography is always part of my life.

This time, for the second time, i am reviving this inner passion ... Passion that will always bring happiness to my life. A sort of diversions from the usual... Creating a source of renewal and rejuvination..

May this time, I will be able to continue and perpetually developing my talents and skills in photography and use it to make people realize what the world can offer and be a source of inspiration for a better world.

Attractions in Pagbilao, Quezon Province

I am proud to present to you this new and unspoiled beach resort in Brgy. Polo, Pagbilao, Quezon. Actually this small resort is a private resort and is owned by the Lukang Family. Its a new summer sensation if you want to enjoy the sun and the white sand same almost the same as Boracay, this resort has a shorter beach front but the water is as bluer than the other white sand beach resorts in the Philippines.

You can reach this by land from Lucena to Brgy. Polo. From Lucena 1 hour drive to the drop-off point, then you will have a short "bangka" ride for Php 10.00 per person. The a 10 minute walk. The entrance fee to the resort is Php 50.00 per head, with several cottages available. But still you can just bring your tent or "blanket" or banig if you're in a budget.

Also, you can reach this resort by boat from other resorts in Quezon, it is because other beaches in Quezon have gray or black sand, so they bring their tourist in this resort to experience white sand.

Bangkok At its Best...

These are the images i captured

during my last visit in Bangkok, Thailand (November 2011).

Although Thailand was in the news in the past few weeks, still its beauty and hospitality exists.

Thanks to our group, Gina, our very kind tour guide and to Eric and Jay-R of Discovery Holiday Tour.