I always admire people who are able to capture images that tell stories. Now that I am starting to learn photography, I always try my best to capture moments that will move people who’ll see my work. This set is from my trip to Chinatown in Bindondo, Manila during the Chinese New Year Celebration. I already posted this in my facebook page (www.facebook.com/chockencabo), but because I wanted to go back to writing blogs, I decided to post this again to start my new set of stories.
I hope that these moving stills will tell stories and will make an impact in our hearts and minds.
“Isa sa pinaka malungkot na yugto sa buhay ng tao ay ang panahon ng pag-iisa.”
“Pagluha ang kanilang paraan para sabihin ang kanilang nararamdaman.”
Sa Bisig ni Tatay alam ko na ako ay ligtas. Ako ay panatag.
“Pananlig ang siyang sandigan.”
“Sa kanilang mga mata makikita ang tunay na kulay ng buhay.”
“Ina, masdan mo ang iyong anak.”
“Salamat sa mga panahon na ako ay iyong inalagaan. Ngayon hayaan mong ako naman ang gumawa nito sa iyo.”
real.people.real.stories.
iamchockencabo
2 comments:
Wow.. Nice captures sir chock! Cliche as it may seem but I would say this, "a picture paints a thousand words". Your photos don't only show the reality of life, but these photos can inspire other people and think, "wait, what can I do about this?" Or "I am very lucky, I should do something to help."
Salamat sa kumento. Sa mga ganitong pagkakataon ko lang talaga maipapakita kung ano ang mga nasa paligid natin. Most of the time we tend to ignore them. They are a constant reminder of what is expected from us....to be a blessing to others.
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