Can't Get Enough of the Sunsets

I can't get enough of the beach and sunsets. Once is never enough. So I'm sharing these captured moments with my camera at the Acapulco Beach in La Union. I won't stop going to this place to catch a glimpse of the sunset. I was not able to conquer the waves but I will always conquer the sunsets and find these wonderful color bursts. To me, sunsets are not only the downing of the sun as the night comes but rather  beauty even though the sun bids goodbye. I will always treasure each memory of each sunset as it goes down. I hope I can capture more sunsets each day before the stars come out.

Semi-circle Sunset (lol)

It's going down... Ready to be conquered by the sea...

The Sky, Sunset, Ships and the Sea

The Sunset and the Beach

Capturing the Lights

Christmas is in the air. The streets are filled with lights. There are festivities to tune up with the Christmas spirit. This is what we witnessed during the "Simbang Gabi" at Saint Vincent Ferrer Church at Naguilian Road, Baguio City.

Although it was jam-packed, we managed to say our prayers during that early morning. Masses are held until the 25th of December every 5 a.m. in the morning.

There was also the Hundred Nite Show at Philippine Military Academy (PMA). Every year, the academy would showcase their talents on stage. This year, it was hosted by the Bagwis class and the title was "Illuminarya". I was amazed at how they were able to put up a hilarious show. Bravo to the Bagwis class of PMA!

Truly capturing the light was phenomenal!

Illuminarya: The Light and Colors Create Wonders to the Human Forms

Street Lights: Walking the Streets at PMA

"Simbang Gabi" at St. Vincent Ferrer Church

An Early Morning Greeting: Catching the Light and Skies

The After Mass

Ilocos Norte: Spell Spectacular

My favorite Photo of the Beach

After experiencing the sights and ambiance of the southern part of Ilocos or what we call Ilocos Sur, it was definitely time to set out on a new journey. This time at the northern part of Ilocos or Ilocos Norte. Where we landed there was amazing. We have set out on a journey to Pagudpud with the windy winds at the windmills and the beach at Saud. Topple it up with a visit at the Fort Ilocandia, who would ask for more? As usual, here are snapshots from our journey. This part of the north is quite far than what we expected but the journey is always worth it.
As you can see, I've already resisted having myself being photographed for I opted to keep the camera more to my hands. Most of these pictures were taken by me obviously except the one where I am in it (lol)! Happy viewing!

Obviously... it's the windmills... Kangkang Windmills as I recall... I don't actually know why they were called as Kangkang! Funny sounding names to call Windmills(lol)...

A wall I found at Villa Del Mar at Saud Beach

Mini Park before you get into a Dip in the Sea

Waves at Saud Beach... It was quite windy that day because of the tropical depression from Cagayan... The sea were far from being calm...

The Saud Beach almost near Serenity except for the Few Poeple taking a dip that day!

Wow Pagudpud: with Cess and Henz

Capturing Sights: The Restaurant and Function House at Villa Del Mar

I dont' know what exactly this is... All I know it's that they are nice to take pictures of... lol

The coconut-nut is a giant nut (lol)

Fort Ilocandia Resort

Splendid View: Inside the resort

The Gang with Me as Photographer Wannabe