The winning entries for the recently concluded Cebu Pacific Smile Photo Contest is now posted at the airline’s blog. The first photo shown is my entry :p
You can also peruse the winners at their inflight magazine Smile.
By the way, a larger image can be accessed by clicking this link.
Got a SMS from Singapore and I was told to submit this photo. I just hope that I can make it. 
I just received an email telling me that my entry of the McArthur Landing monument (left) made it as one of the finalists of Cebu Pacific’s inflight magazine, Smile, photo contest. Actually I read about this while browsing an issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer and I submitted three entries of which the other two were taken in Cebu:
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Curiously, they chose this one. Photo was taken in Palo, Leyte during a brief stop in Tacloban after a photoshoot in Guiuan. I really don’t know why they chose this one but its good.
What’s at stake? Well, just a chance to be published in their magazine and perhaps a round trip ticket to any destination but I’m not sure if its domestic only or international travel is included. 50 entries will be awarded.
My Semana Santa 07 photos now starting at Binary Silver. This current series consists of 40 photos taken in three localities: Paete for the Palm Sunday and pagsusuob ritual, Infanta for the flagellants and Makati City for the Evangelista Senakulo
At last I made this series work. I initially had problems with the upload folder path since it just wouldn’t work despite having its folder permission already at 777. Now I was actually looking at the different options of pixelpost and lo and behold, there it was, the correct folder path that should be indicated.
Do enjoy this series as much as I enjoyed taking these, spending countless hours, sleepless hours and much travel from Metro Manila to the Pacific side that is Infanta, Laguna and back to the side barangays in Makati.
The winners of the 2007 World Press Photo, the annual prestigious contest in press photography is currently exhibiting here in Manila for its Philippine leg. Comprising about 200 stirring photos of the different topics and issues that are current and pressing, ranging from the destruction and effects of war, to sports, nature and many more.
Venues:
Catch it while you still can. This would be a great opportunity to see photojournalism at its best.
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