The church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva is one of the World Heritage Sites declared by UNESCO in the Philippines.
This photo won 8th Place in the 33rd PALI Photo Tilt in Summer of 2011.
Columns
The San Jose Church's interior is an arcade of Corinthian columns supporting a faux barrel vault over the nave and groin vaults over the aisle. Built by the Jesuits around 1607; made as a house of the order of the Augustinians on 29 April 1617.
Panay River and Centennial Bridge
The Historic Roxas City Bridge was constructed during the "bridge building frenzy" of the American Commonwealth period. It connects the heart of the city to the main commercial center on Roxas Avenue.
Iloilo Casa Plaza
Fronting Casa Real - the old residential building of the Governor of Iloilo, is one of the major intersections in downtown Iloilo.
Plazuela de Iloilo
This Spanish-Italian open-air mall and park located along Benigno Aquino Avenue, in Mandurriao District, Iloilo City is the newest destination for diners and tourists visiting the city.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva
The church of Santo Tomas de Villanueva is one of the World Heritage Sites declared by UNESCO in the Philippines.
This photo won 8th Place in the 33rd PALI Photo Tilt in Summer of 2011.
Ambakan Falls
Ambakan Falls is located in Municapality of Jordan, Island Province of Guimaras, in Western Visayas Region
Northern Iloilo 2010 Adventure
The 6AM sunrise at Carles (Iloilo) going to Gigantes Islands. This photo was taken during the outreach program of the Master in Public Governance (Batch 2011) of West Visayas State University.
Hala Bira! Viva!
Tribu Bola Bola of the Iloilo National High School during the 2011 Dinagyang Festival of Iloilo City.
Mother and Child
This photo of a woman carrying her child is one of the scenes, at Santo Tomas de Villanueva Parist in Miag-ao, Iloilo, Philippines, after the Holy Sunday mass.
The church is one of the declared World Heritage Sites of UNESCO in the Philippines.
The church is one of the declared World Heritage Sites of UNESCO in the Philippines.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
WE Must be Dreaming
we call ourselves mature, where we actually act like more than a kid;
we call ourselves professionals, where we behave as if we haven't stepped in grade school doorsteps;
we call ourselves a friend to many, where in fact we are one of the enemies.
we believe we're good, but failed to realize we have done nothing that is great;
we believe we're doing the right thing, but never have known what the policies are;
we believe we're following the right path, but do not understand where we're going to.
we have faith in ourselves to lead, but no one wants to follow;
we have faith in ourselves to say nothing but the truth, but our words become a lie;
we have faith in ourselves to reach the point, but got lost at the middle.
we think we're settled while solutions are yet to be formulated;
we think we're done, while we are still hardly to take the first step;
we think we can win the battle, unarmed.
WE may be holy but living in hypocrisy. /written by reymund b. flores. copyright 2011
