The saddest part of a trip to Boracay is leaving it. I had to separate these photographs from the Boracay Trip 2006 folder because of a different melancholic gaze of the camera upon the setting sun. Photos courtesy of дима ларионов.
Ohhh not yet... sige... I might want to check it out... sige... but I got to finish my Garcia Marquez still and Nick Hornby "A Long Way Down" is my Christmas reading... hehehe... Im not sure if you read about it but its about the people about to commit suicide and they met on the rooftop of this building...
Yeah, I like it talaga. Six novels in all, brillantly done! I had them all dati, now kulang ng isa. May humiram ata. I can't find the missing one, "Caesar's Women" kasi eh. Eto o, this one's "CAESAR" Its the fifth book. Heheh.
Right now i'm [trying to] read "Baudolino" by Umberto Eco, yung di ko pa nabasa sa 3 Ecos I bought a year ago. Hahaha!
Hey Pare. My daughter (Lenora) saw your pics, and said she would like to paint this cloud view. Lenora and I are both amateur photographers. Glad to see your work. -Bruce
Hi Bruce, I am glad that you liked the photos, but one thing though, I dint take these photos, it was taken by one of our companions during the trip. He is Dmitry Larionov, a former Russian exchange student at the University of the Philippines. He came with us during the trip and he took these while we were in the plane going home from Boracay. Let me know if she finishes her painting, and maybe you can take photos of it too and post it. :)
Beautiful pic! And I can read Cyrillic. lol
ReplyDeletehuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhu... I was right beside the Russian when the fool took the pic! :((
ReplyDeleteAh I see... So where's the Russkie now? St. Petersburg?
ReplyDeleteI dunno... I think andito pa sya sa Manila. Taga Moscow sya Doc.
ReplyDeleteAh... so a Muscovite pala. Heheh. You know, those from the former Leningrad tend to look on Muscovites as their country cousins daw. Heheh.
ReplyDeletewahehhehehhe... mukhang prommdi ba taga Moo - s- cow? corny ko!!
ReplyDeleteAh... I wouldn't know from personal experience. Kasi I haven't err.... 'examined' a sample up really close, like. lol
ReplyDeleteNah Doc, you aint missing anything. :p
ReplyDeleteHeheh. Aight, i'll take your word for it. :D
ReplyDeletehayy... That could have been probably one of the loneliest sunsets I ever witnessed.
ReplyDeleteOh... that bad ha? Tsk tsk... isn't it uhm... 'salvageable'?
ReplyDeletethe sunset or the happiness?
ReplyDelete=....(
ReplyDeleteLet God worry about the sunset Ryan. You know what I mean! lol
ReplyDeleteNah... you cant cross the same river twice. There are things that you just have to let go... :(
ReplyDeleteHeheh. Like Julius Caesar when he crossed the Rubicon! Naks...
ReplyDeletehehehe... there was no turning back? lol
ReplyDeleteYup! And he gave his famous "die is cast" speech. Heheh. Have you read Colleen McCullough's Masters Of Rome Series? I love them.
ReplyDeleteOhhh not yet... sige... I might want to check it out... sige... but I got to finish my Garcia Marquez still and Nick Hornby "A Long Way Down" is my Christmas reading... hehehe... Im not sure if you read about it but its about the people about to commit suicide and they met on the rooftop of this building...
ReplyDeleteYeah, I like it talaga. Six novels in all, brillantly done! I had them all dati, now kulang ng isa. May humiram ata. I can't find the missing one, "Caesar's Women" kasi eh. Eto o, this one's "CAESAR" Its the fifth book. Heheh.
ReplyDeleteRight now i'm [trying to] read "Baudolino" by Umberto Eco, yung di ko pa nabasa sa 3 Ecos I bought a year ago. Hahaha!
Awwwww,,,,,,,, :P I dunno why but I am feeling so sad...
ReplyDeleteaah, such beauty!
ReplyDeleteI told you... :) It was shot by my Russian buddy. It was a perfect sunset...
ReplyDeleteStunning!
ReplyDeleteI know.. it's beautiful...
ReplyDeletecool !!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Owen. :)
ReplyDeleteHey Pare. My daughter (Lenora) saw your pics, and said she would like to paint this cloud view. Lenora and I are both amateur photographers. Glad to see your work. -Bruce
ReplyDeleteHi Bruce, I am glad that you liked the photos, but one thing though, I dint take these photos, it was taken by one of our companions during the trip. He is Dmitry Larionov, a former Russian exchange student at the University of the Philippines. He came with us during the trip and he took these while we were in the plane going home from Boracay. Let me know if she finishes her painting, and maybe you can take photos of it too and post it. :)
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