noel alanguilan

his toy cars: those cars do drifting too! (taken 2005.11.25)

Portrait of Town Planner: playing with his cars and road set

robin at lola’s garden: he would water the plants almost every hour just to play with the hose. it did keep him cool though.

robin’s latest b-daman. he saved enough to get a battle b-daman but this time he assembled everything himself. (taken 2006.08.21)

cherry was on her way to baler, aurora. they took the mountain route.

the clouds was really low (or they were really just high in the mountains) and a second before pressing the shutter the kids just popped up.

this was taken at bay inn in baler, aurora. the inn is facing the pacific. strong waves too.

a sunset in zamboanga. they call the small boats with colorful sails vintas

this one’s at sunrise

there’s a secret place in palawan…
(if you’re in fb and you don’t see the pictures then follow the link above)

did you see the crowd? or anyone else?

exactly.

below is a 17th century fort made by the spaniards to guard agains pirates.

i like flickr. i really do. its a great service and if i can get enough disposable income per year i’ll certainly opt to go pro. if. but until then i have to “improvise” a little and “make do” with the show-only-200-recent-photos limit. don’t get me wrong. in a free account, there is no limit to the number of photos that you can upload. the rub is you can only see the 200 most recent photos. you just don’t see listed photos older than the 200 most recent. upgrading to a pro account will enable you to see all your photos.

i have some pretty nice pictures that went into what they call “flickr limbo” and i have a handful of recent photos that doesn’t need to be there. so i had to download and delete some of those recent photos just to get access to the older ones.

to prevent my other photos from going into flick limbo, i decided to save the links to some of my older flickr photos in blog posts here (i’ll tag them flickr). they may not be visible at flickr but i would still have links to them.

cracked: cracked window (taken: 2006.02.01)

wall shadow: afternoon sun, shadow of a wall on the wall (taken 2006.02.05)

the wasp is making a nest out of the bamboo wind chimes that’s located in one of the doors to the garden in san pablo. yikes. (taken 2006. 04.12)

tree frog: i saw him while i was watering the plants (taken 2006.04.29)

in the yard: the garden was getting to be a virtual forest. bugs and bugs aplenty. this one just came out and was stretching its wings. (taken 2006.07.21)

i wasn’t able to visit the graves of the past. but i do remember them. (taken 2006.11.01)

this is sampaloc lake. or a part of it. the photo doesn’t do it justice so i’ll probably go back there and take a better photo. (taken 2006.04.15)

ateneo marker: this is a new marker of ateneo de san pablo located at one side of sampaloc lake. i spent four years studying in ateneo before it closed and i had to move to manila.

my girlfriend found this cozy little restaurant in liliw laguna. the resto is at the first floor. (taken 2006.04.13)

arabela chairs: there are tables in chairs outside the resto. if it wasn’t so hot that day we would have stayed outside.

arabela counter: the resto is small. the ceiling is low. it sits only about 28 people inside which adds to its cozyness. the dessert “case” is on the right. increadible desserts.

arabela inside: this is the left side of the resto. beyond the door on the left is the kitchen. the place is airconditioned and cool. and the food is great. they have a variety of wines to choose from.

liliw church belfrey: road trip. they call it visita iglesia. church visit. you’re suppose to visit churches during the holy week. this one’s in liliw, laguna. (taken 2006.04.13)

facade of liliw church

cemetery entrance: this is the entrance to the underground cemetery in nagcarlan, laguna taken from within the compound. (taken: 2006.04.13)

cemetery chapel: this is the cemetery chapel. it used to be a church. on both sides are the wall of graves. to get to the underground cemetery you have go inside the chapel and decend two short flights of stairs.

cemetery chapel closeup: this is a closer look at the chapel. picture taking is not allowed inside the chapel and the underground cemetery.