Exquisite, isn't it?

This exquisite picture was taken in Rio Hondo, Zamboanga City, a couple of kilometer from downtown or the city center. Photo shot by Fayezha. This is one of my favorite picture, my fascination about sunset. How gorgeous! ;)

Divine

A LOVELY DAY ALWAYS END UP WITH STUNNING SUNSET! 

This photo was taken in Rosseller T. (R.T.) Lim boulevard in Zamboanga City. Magnificent isn't it! As the sun goes down, the divine feeling of appreciation runs down. Calm sea, sun's fading shine, deep blue sky with cirrocumulus clouds that marks the end of a lovely day. For sure, tomorrow would be another great day! ;)

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The 4 Elements of the Earth: AIR, WATER, EARTH, and FIRE.

This picture was taken in Rio Hondo, Zamboanga City. Rio Hondo is indeed, such a wonderful place. The picture depicts the 4 elements of the Earth that resembles the colour of the image. This was edited so good, the colours are very vivid and it displays the transition of booming colours. It's like the meeting of rainbow from above and below, mixed up and creates an amazing display of colours. Now, it's up to you on how you assess this wonderful and stunning picture. I hope you like it. Have a nice day. ;)

Sunset. More Fun in Zamboanga

 "MAY THERE BE JUST ENOUGH CLOUDS IN YOUR LIFE TO CREATE A GLORIOUS SUNSET". I just love sunset. Whenever the sun goes down, all my burdens and worries also sets. This picture was taken in Rio Hondo, Zamboanga City. I can't barely imagine that Rio Hondo can be this great in spite of having the 'unsafe' stigma. I've been in Rio Hondo once, and it was good. The place was highly urbanized and there are lots of illegal settlers, but mind you, they lived there for long time. This photo is very stunning. Photo courtesy of Flikr, shot by Fayesha, a Zamboangenio native. And YES, the sand is not that fine, but considering the fact that these shore is inhabited by many families especially Muslims, it does make sense. The shoreline and boulevard of Zamboanga City or known as the R.T. Lim boulevard has rocky coastline. It is not advisable to swim on the sea shore especially for the very young kids without parent or guardian's administration due to irregular level of rocks. Some rocks in the shoreline are sharp which can cause harm. Tomorrow is another day! ;)

Drying of Seaweeds

YEAH! Believe me, I ask the same question too.......... "what would they do to that dried seaweed?" ahahahahahahahahah. Anyway, This 2 consecutive pictures are taken in Taluksangay, Zamboanga  City. Drying of seaweed, obviously, is the livelihood of the locals there. But seriously, what are they going to do with that dried seaweed? Got an idea? just a hint? just a bit of info? NONE! Well, I'll save the day, I'll answer the question, hahahahah... essentially, some of them are made to become food, yeah, you heared it right, as food, some are for decorations or just display in houses. I hope you know what "Nori" is? the blackish-green one that is used to wrap sushi. yes, some seaweeds are dried and made as Nori. Dried seaweeds are also exported in some countries( I don't know what for). In addition, Zamboanga City is one of the big and key player in exporting seaweed here in the Philippines. ;)

Featured Pic of the Day!

I instantly fell in love with this picture, so beautiful. Photo courtesy of Flickr. hahahahah, I know Flickr doesn't share pictures due to photographer's courtesy, but I have my ways! Sorry Flickr. heheheh... ;) Anyway, the picture was taken in Paseo del Mar, over viewing the Great Sta. Cruz Island. Wondering if who the heck is that riding on boat? Actually, those are sea rangers that's circumnavigating the Great Sta. Cruz Island to watch out for some illegal coral harvesters that lurks on the island during sundown. We salute you rangers for doing your jobs in protecting our very own Pink-sand island. I'm so emotional now, 'cause I think we're getting lose the island's beauty due to some reckless coral miners. They should be incarcerated and starve to death! hahahahah... and now I'm being morbid. Anyway, I hope, someday, I'll be the one to catch up this picturesque scenery. Indeed, so beautiful and magnificent. ADELANTE ZAMBOANGA! ;)