Showing posts with label Rain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rain. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

A Hodgepodge of Pictures


(1) coffee from Cibo
(2) my cousin's used up shoes
(3) a store that sells records, old and new, plus some other neat stuff
(4) Starbucks green tea latte, not the most appetizing visually..
(5) sakura-matcha Kit Kat!
(6) lace-hemmed socks from Japan
(7) shopping at Forever 21
(8) more coffee from PASTO
(9) super creamy hot chocolate from Mary Grace
(10) rain drops and light from the car window


These are some photos I've taken in the past few weeks with my iPhone, edited using the LINE camera app. Up to this day, the weather has been absolutely dreary; I haven't used my SLR, fearful that it'd get soaked by the rain.. Hopefully the weather improves soon, strong rain doesn't pass by without a few casualties.

Take care everyone!




Wednesday, August 1, 2012

When it Rains


I recently acquired an iPhone 4! It's about time I got a new phone, my old one took a solid five seconds to open messages. Anyway, here's a little video I made with the iPhone. This is just a glimpse of today's  erratic weather; the day started out grey but bright. Towards the afternoon it got darker, though still no rain. Later in the afternoon, it started raining really strong. 

I hope everyone's alright! :3

Monday, July 25, 2011

As I Watched the Flower Wither



These photos were taken on my way to the hospital. You probably have an idea how bad the traffic can get in manila, most of these lights were from cars, ha ha. (I think these blurred light effects are called bokeh.) I didn't know that the raindrops would help to produce such nice photos.

That week was quite draining for my family and I, going back and forth to the hospital, socializing with relatives, staying up late and what-not. I am just glad that I was able to be there for my grandmother. It's great to know that even though she was in a coma, she could still hear us talking to her. At times, tears would accumulate at the corner of her eyes when we spoke to her.