The life-span of a butterfly is short and butterfly lovers often mount these beautiful insects on picture frames to preserve their delicate and brightly colored wings of felt-like texture. Some species possess wings that could easily camouflage with their surroundings. Some even bluff their predators with the feature or design of their wings. What an amazing creation! This is God's fingerprint. Take the time to admire those fluttering creatures in your backyard.
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
Butterflies
The life-span of a butterfly is short and butterfly lovers often mount these beautiful insects on picture frames to preserve their delicate and brightly colored wings of felt-like texture. Some species possess wings that could easily camouflage with their surroundings. Some even bluff their predators with the feature or design of their wings. What an amazing creation! This is God's fingerprint. Take the time to admire those fluttering creatures in your backyard.
Monday, June 25, 2007
I'm back! I hope you will enjoy these new pictures I have for you. These were taken in a nature lover's paradise called Sebana Cove Marina Resort in Johor Baru, Malaysia. I felt it was close to home because Philippines and Malaysia have many things in common when it comes to the flora and fauna. I saw this huge monitor lizard basking in the sun near the pond. When I knelt closer to take a snapshot, it turned its head without any threat and just stared at me as if waiting to do my job at once. It looked awesome and I've never seen a monitor lizard this big before. 
The next picture displays a red dragonfly that remained very still as I took half a dozen pictures of it in different angles. In fact, I saw three other species of dragonflies in that rare moment and was able to capture each of them in pictures as well.
The next picture displays a red dragonfly that remained very still as I took half a dozen pictures of it in different angles. In fact, I saw three other species of dragonflies in that rare moment and was able to capture each of them in pictures as well.
These little winged creatures are often ignored because they're too brisk to avoid you when you get close to them. Yet, if you look at them closely while perching, you will see the fingerprints of God manifested in their beauty. They are nature's little exterminators - their preys are insects like them which are often considered pests by farmers. In our country, the farmers do their best to protect them so they, in turn, by instinct help protect their crops from little devourers. Hmm...little known facts about dragonflies.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Reminiscence
I grew up near the coastal area of my hometown. Everyday I could feel the soothing sea breeze brushing against my hair and enjoy the unspoilt air that used to permeate the shoreline. Since I was a young boy I grew accustomed to seeing the coconut trees stretching endlessly along the coastline and it was always a great experience walking barefooted and feeling the smooth sand under my feet. For me it was perfect music to hear the rustling of coconut leaves above me as well as hear the distant sound of foaming waves tossing relentlessly towards the sandy beach.
Oftentimes I would treat myself sitting on a rock and watch the setting sun's slow descent in the horizon as the sky displayed its hues of yellow, orange and magenta. Then twilight would beckon me with a hush to head for home. Such tranquility always comforted my heart. Oh, how I long to experience them again!
Oftentimes I would treat myself sitting on a rock and watch the setting sun's slow descent in the horizon as the sky displayed its hues of yellow, orange and magenta. Then twilight would beckon me with a hush to head for home. Such tranquility always comforted my heart. Oh, how I long to experience them again!How many times we take things around us for granted and simply shove them off as common - only to discover long after that when we want them again, they are not the same anymore, or else they are gone forever. This is why I like to capture every rare moment in its grandeur with my camera and the impression is preserved through photographs. We will have stories to tell our children what the world looked like when we were young.
Wednesday, May 2, 2007
Crab Spider
The Snow Mountain's halo
Tuesday, May 1, 2007
The field in deep yellow
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