How to Survive Photowalk in Quiapo?

Good day everyone. Are you planning for photowalk in Quiapo? I will give you a guide for your safe and protection during your photowalk in Quiapo

Safety Guidelines During Quiapo Photowalk

1. Hold tight with your camera or hang it over your shoulder with your strap to prevent snatching and stealing.

2. Stay alert with your surroundings and your belongings.

3. Photographer know their routes.

4. Bagpack with your belongings must be in front of your body to prevent stealing of wallets and gadgets.

5. If possible do not shoot alone, always have a buddy with you or much better to form a group during photowalk to prevent snatching and hold ups.

6. Do not talk to person with suspicious.
7. If you want to change lens or put in/out your camera from your bag, go to the safety area (Police Station, Comfort Room, etc.) at you own risk.

Things to bring during the Quiapo Photowalk

1. The most important is Camera with desired lens.

2. Bring extra T-shirt.

3. Bring extra money.

4. Bring your small notebook for your map scratch or printed map.

5. Bring your water

6. Bring Cellphone for your communication.

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Images of Quiapo

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The Images of Quiapo

Good day everyone I want to show you about the images of Quiapo

Quiapo is a place in Manila came from the word "Water Cabbage" or "Pistia stratiotes". Known as the "Old Downtown of Manila", Quiapo is a place for the feast of the Black Nazarene is held with millions of people attending yearly and it takes for 19-22 hours from the Quirino Grandstand to the Quiapo Church. Quiapo has also made for marketplace beside Quiapo Church.

Many photographers visited in Quiapo for photowalk or street photography. They want to share their images to grow the tourism and they want to share each story under the image.

These are my photographs while walking in Quiapo to share my images with Nikon D7200 and the setting in each photo.

This is the Quiapo Church

Plaza Miranda

Settings
F-Stop f/9
Shutter: 1/250s
ISO: 125
Lens: Kitlens

Vendor at Plaza MirandaSettings
F-Stop f/5.6
Shutter: 1/250s
ISO: 125
Lens: Kitlens at 55mm

Ritual SaintsSettings
F-Stop f/5
Shutter: 1/250s
ISO: 125
Lens: Kitlens at 38mm

Colorful Candles

Settings
F-Stop f/4.5
Shutter: 1/250s
ISO: 400
Lens: Kitlens at 28mm

Candle Burning

 Settings

F-Stop f/5.3

Shutter: 1/250s

ISO: 450

Lens: Kitlens at 40mm

The Vendor Selling Sampaguita

 Settings

F-Stop f/5.6

Shutter: 1/250s

ISO: 720

Lens: Kitlens at 55mm

Predictions Session

 Settings

F-Stop f/5.6

Shutter: 1/250s

ISO: 500

Lens: Kitlens at 20mm

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How to Survive Photowalk In Quiapo?

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Top 9 Best Travel Cover Album of 2016

Top 9 Best Travel Cover Album of 2016

Good day everyone, let's start a New Year with the bang.

This are the top 9 best Travel cover album for 2016

1. La Trinidad, Benguet

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2. Kawit, Cavite

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3. San Fernando, Pampanga

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4. Malolos, Bulacan

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5. Manila

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6. Taal, Batangas

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7. Sasmuan, Pampanga

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8. Nasugbu, Batangas

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9. Paombong, Bulacan

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Experience in Pampanga Part 1

Good day everyone and thanks for those who likes 1k in my page NoGiCo Photography. I would like to share you about my travel experience in Pampanga

I traveled in Pampanga last October 8, 2016 for exploring myself as a traveler. Me and my workmate and also a brother in Christ Cams from JF-Pasay were travel to Pampanga. We ride a bus from Cubao to Robinsons Starmills for 1 and half hours. While we arrived at Starmills in San Fernando, we felt a monsoon rain, but we reach a stop over in SM Pampanga for some rest.

SM Pampanga

After the first stopover in SM Pampanga, we travel to the next destination which is the downtown of San Fernando. It has also a discipline city because of street rules like to follow the pedestrian lane.

At the City Hall of San Fernando

Marcos Highway? It's Abad Santos Ave., San Fernando

These of following pictures that I taken street photography in downtown San Fernando.

Church view from the street

Downtown intersection

Did you see the Cabalen signboard?

Kapampangan Kalesa

San Fernando City Hall

Church of Downtown San Fernando

Clock Plaza

After the downtown, we move to the next destination which is the provincial capitol.

The Provincial Capitol in Pampanga is a white house style and this building where devastated by the lahar during the Mt. Pinatubo eruption in 1991.

It's me :)

After the Provincial Capitol, we move on to the next town. Bacolor, Pampanga.

We visited the Bacolor Church. This landmark was effected also by the lahar during the Mt. Pinatubo eruption in 1991.

These of following pictures that subject to sunken establishments including the Catholic Church.

Sunken House

Sunken Plaza

A Sunken Bacolor Church

Sunken Side of The Church

Part of the Sunken Church at the Back

After the Bacolor, we move on to the neighboring town. Guagua.

These of following pictures that I taken street photography in Guagua.

An Ancestral House in Guagua

The Bell Tower of Guagua Church

Guagua Church

Manila Post Office?

Guagua Municipal Hall

Downtown Guagua

Plaza of Guagua

Statue At The Middle of Plaza

I <3 Guagua

Stunning Colorful Photograph Using Nikon D5100

In Guagua, we meet our churchmates from JF-Pampanga.

Photo Courtesy of Danieza Amor

After we met, we go to Kevin's house for the birthday celebration, but Cams and I we're unexpected the gathering. Our first thinking was a only visitation. Also in the part of the birthday celebration is the Bible Study sharing by Pastor Ronald of JF-Pampanga. After the Bible Study, we have to dinner and I tasted the food of Pampanga a.k.a. "Pagkaing Kapampangan". We bonding and fellowshipping each other with the JF-Pampanga members.

Cams with JF-Pampanga Youth and Ptr. Ronald

Kevin's Relatives

Me, Cams, and Kevin

Kevin with the JF-Pampanga Coordinators

Candle Blowing

Birthday Cake :)

To Be Continue

This was my first part of this blog post. I hope to share this article to inspired anyone.

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