Photos
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Plaza Cuartel historical marker
Plaza Cuartel in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, is a historic former military garrison and memorial site.
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Mid-evening at Calle Crisologo
A timeless evening along Calle Crisologo in Vigan, Ilocos Sur—where cobblestone streets and centuries-old houses glow beneath the warm city lights.
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Lumad sculpture
The Lumad sculpture display at Jack’s Ridge Resort and Restaurant, located at Shrine Hills in Talomo District, Davao City.
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Are you okay, ostrich?
This alert, likely young ostrich appears mobile and in generally fair condition, though its ragged, sparse plumage may reflect molting, feather wear, or another husbandry issue.
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Plaza-dori trees wrapped in lights
Plaza-dori in Nishi-Shinjuku glows beneath trees wrapped in multicolored lights, framed by restaurants, drugstores, bicycles, and the steady movement of evening pedestrians.
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The Puerto Princesa tandikan statue
The peacock/tandikan statue located at the Puerto Princesa City Baywalk Park in Palawan, Philippines.
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The Corregidor Island Lighthouse
The Corregidor Island Lighthouse, commonly called the Old Spanish Lighthouse of Corregidor. It stands in the island’s Topside area. The original Spanish lighthouse was completed in 1853, but it was destroyed during World War II. The present structure was rebuilt during the 1950s, partly using stones recovered from the original ruins.
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Outriggers in the shallows by Starfish Island
Under brooding skies, outrigger boats gather in the shallows by Starfish Island as crews prepare for another journey across Port Barton Bay.
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Maria Kannon a.k.a. The Madonna of Japan
The “Madonna of Japan” is a Philippine–Japanese peace monument in Tacloban, formally known as Maria Kannon or Madonna Maria Kannon. It stands in the Philippine–Japan Commemorative Peace Park near Kanhuraw Hill and Tacloban City Hall, overlooking the Magsaysay Boulevard area.
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Early evening, Akihabara Station
Just another busy 6:45 PM in Akihabara, with commuters, shoppers, and wanderers all crossing paths.