Caffe' Bene at SM city Clark

This post is about the pictures that I have taken during my visit in Caffe' Bene at  SM city Clark.

here are the pictures:

 The buzzer thing which will prompt you that your order is ready for pick-up. I kinda like the concept, it is somewhat new and fresh(well here in the Philippines).

The following pictures below are their amazing Garlic and Cheese bread which I loved. The Cheese in it is just so delicious.

And then there's Bingsu! the Korean version of our Halo-Halo here. I like it, although it is a little too sweet for my taste. The Bad thing though is that it doesn't have real strawberries; my Korean friend told me that they serve the Bingsu back in Korea with REAL strawberries.

My friend ordered the Chocolate Banana bread. It's just a bread with chocolate syrup with 4 slices of Banana, I do believe this is a disappointment  for me, why'd they only put 4 slices of Banana? at least for the price they should've put an entire Banana in the bread.

Caffe' Bene is one of those Cafe's that you go to to relax, is it the type of cafe' that you can frequent to? I think not.

Back to Black in Baguio

So the following pictures were taken from my trip to Baguio. The pictures were processed to be Black and white or Monochrome. I am in love with Monochrome pictures, it kinda gives you that elegant and innocent feeling.
here are the pictures:

The picture below creeps me out, it's like Baguio is slowly creeping inside you.

 One of my favorite and best shots ever, the picture below is so symbolic that it moved many of my friends. The picture gives you that feeling that every time you fall down there nothing to do but to move forward.

The famous Bagnet shown below :)

 And finally the best shot of the bunch, not monochrome-ed all the way but it is still worth posting here. I love this picture, just look at it below to see what I mean. The dreaminess is so surreal.

I will go back to Baguio anytime, its beautiful there.

Ligligan- Giant Lantern Festival 2013

Thankfully the City of San Fernando Pampanga(CSFP) Tourism office called be before the event. The woman whom I spoke to said that they will be giving me a free media pass for the Ligligan- Giant Lantern Festival 2013. I got to see the colorful and wonderful Giant Lanterns made by the participating barangays all over  CSFP.

Here are the pictures:

The pictures below are my favorite of the bunch, because I kinda like the silhouette effect of the shots, and I took these shots because of frustration. I was frustrated because the photographers in the media are always in front of me(sorry, I'm still a beginner at this),; anyways the pictures look great though :) 

 

I left the event early because I have to finish school work, but nevertheless I had a wonderful time. The lights were all perfect and it totally gave me that Christmas spirit. The following pictures below are the ones that I've took before leaving the event.

 But of course, a Monochrome picture is a must for this blogpost :)

Overall the Ligligan or Giant Lantern Festival was a blast. I hope to go again next year, I do wish that the media area be changed, the placement of it is not that good, because we block the views of the general audience; which made them angry and frustrated because we were standing there taking pictures.