Sunrise, Bulusan, January 8, 2016, 6:12 AM
Sunrise, Bulusan, January 8, 2016, 6:25 AM
Every morning there is a show. Tickets not included. All I have to do is to wake up early and head to the nearest shore. Each show is distinct for each day. No performances are repeated with the best part reserved for the early risers.
And this morning the show is just as spectacular. Only the battered coconut trees show signs of the fury of typhoon Nona (international name Melor) that hit Bulusan three weeks ago.
Good morning, 2016!
Photographs by Alma P. Gamil
Bulusan, Sorsogon
Philippines
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I can see how you have raised your level of photography. Your pics make me want to visit Bulusan now. Any photo events there? Or should we start one 🙂
Thank you for the constant encouragement. It seems that photography is a door for ‘seeing’ things in a wider perspective. I t makes me want to explore more even the most ordinary subjects. Mindful too.
Bulusan was badly hit by typhoon Nona..the trees and vegetation in the coasts and mountains are just starting to recover… but given your degree of talent, I am sure Bulusan will always appear impressive any time of the year.
The months of March, April and May are recommended months for shoots..sunny and lively months in Bulusan when locals are abuzz with activities like flores de mayo, beach picnics etc.
With you behind the lens, any day will always be a photo event. no need for an organized photo event 🙂
Bulusan will always be happy to welcome you! I will be your student (photography) and guide 🙂