Shots Out Of Nowhere Version 1

 

Collection of random shots that I took:

November 20, 2011, 448PM local time: Took this on an afternoon I decided to go to Loakan Airport in Baguio City. Did not have a lot of good shots, but this one stood out – was taken lying on the ground with the camera around 6inches from the ground.

October 31, 2011, 0230PM: I was with my family in San Fernando Cemetery, a leaf fell down on my sister’s bag, So, took a shot of it…

November 1, 2011, 0340PM: After work, as soon as I arrived at my place, saw this coin just outside our unit. I took my camera and took a shot of it.

October 25, 2011, 0520PM: Bought some stuff in the sari-sari store 1st floor of our building, saw the cloud formation fronting the Loakan Airport, took my cam – and go this.

November 21, 2011 0710PM: Before grabbing some street food in Harrison Road Baguio City – saw this nice view of the park – formerly JADEWELL Corp.

Was brushing my teeth, when out of nowhere, I grabbed the camera and took a shot of the bathroom light.

November 14, 2011, 0615PM: Had a photowalk, alone in San Fernando La Union Plaza, got this picture of the kiddie slide –wanted to try it, but no! – losta pipz are out there!

On my team’s community service and teambuilding on 11/12 – 11/13/2011 in Bineng La Trinidad, my friend called me to check on this nice view of the sunrise. – took some pictures and got this.

Phew, hope to post more of my pics… Officially, this is my 3rd post! Until my next Shots Out Of Nowhere – Thanks!

Round 2 (Diplomat Hotel–Baguio City)

 

November 07, 2011, 0130PM, after a slept over at my sister’s place in Dominican Hill Baguio City, I decided to walk a few meters and go back to Diplomat Hotel and witness it’s beauty on mid-day.

Here are some shots of the building:

Here’s a shot of the garden –with a lil’ angel statue on the fountain – very old – very vintage – shows a lot of history.

 

This was taken at the rooftop: It rained that night, and thought of taking a picture of the reflection (was not really successful of making it amazing though).

Diplomat Hotel was said to be a haunted place – funny thing was, I saw this group of college students chatting, bonding, eating chips! I just hope that they are not a group of ghosts…

Here’s a view of the hallway at the top floor:

A view of the reception area – hmm, I guess with or without the receptionist, we’re all welcome to come in…

The other side of the building:

And just at the gate of the hotel, a castle-like-building is about to rise – I guess in a few years, it’s going to be awesome – another reason to visit the area.

Finally, I was able to feature my second post. Again, this is it for now. I’ll surely comeback here and witness more beauty.

Thanks!