Yes, more pictures from my summer internship. ASA 100 Fujicolor, shot with my friend's oldskool SLR camera and a lot of coaxing on his part in between snorkeling. (siyempre, di naman ako mahilig mag-pose sa tabingdagat, diba? charing!)

Jonathan Dancil, the photographer, is the marine resource officer of ELAC. He was the one kind enough to drive me all the way to Puntod Ilis Marine Sanctuary, Puerto Prinsesa, northern Palawan. We saw several giant clams (yes, the endangered species that has been notorious for chomping off divers' feet and hands), red feathered starfish, various damselfish, and seagrass with serrated edges (evidence that dugongs -- not the Marina character, the real thing, seacows -- have been grazing on that patch). Like the Pambato reef, it is also touted as the next Tubbataha because of the marine biodiversity.

More pictures to come!

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Rooftop, Ateneo Professional Schools, Rockwell.
Photos by: Patricia Cervantes

these shots show our practice sessions and our "performance" -- we did a
Sabayang Pagbigkas version of Asin's Batingaw and danced Superfreak. hehe.

Rooftop, Ateneo Professional Schools, Rockwell.
Photos by: Patricia Cervantes

these shots show our practice sessions and our "performance" -- we did a
Sabayang Pagbigkas version of Asin's Batingaw and danced Superfreak.

finally got my negatives scanned. ASA 100 Fujicolor, ancient SLR borrowed from Mark Barretto, f/3.5, varying shutter speed and great friends with brilliant ideas.