Digital View Finder » street photography http://dviewfinder.com Finds, food, travel and photography. Wed, 25 Nov 2009 17:52:06 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 en hourly 1 I’ve Got a Feeling… http://dviewfinder.com/2009/08/07/ive-got-a-feeling/ http://dviewfinder.com/2009/08/07/ive-got-a-feeling/#comments Fri, 07 Aug 2009 10:59:12 +0000 admin http://dviewfinder.com/?p=433 From travel

…that today’s gonna be a good day!

From travel

…that today’s gonna be a good, good day!

From travel

Am experiencing LSS right now, so please bare with me. Well there’s got to be a reason for this, don’t you think?

I had an incredible day in Cebu on my latest trip— dated Aug. 6 to be exact. Me and my good friends toured the city en route to bohol the following day. I yearned to see Magellan’s Cross and it happened. The second photo was the sideview of Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral where the political celebrities showed up during a much-publicized wedding took place. Thirdly, it’s The Heritage of Cebu Monument in Parian district.

It surely is a good feeling to visit Cebu. Till next episode.

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Finding solitude in our mundane life makes it extraordinary.  This man chose not to bike straight but happily doing a zigzag direction in between broken lines lane.  In addition, the tree tunnel shares comfort to anyone who threads its way.

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The four-faced four-armed Erawan Shrine or San Phra Phrom is neatly situated in the famous corner of Ratchaprasong and Ratchadamri Road in Bangkok outside Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel.  It’s the Thai representation of the Hindu god Brahma.  All day the shrine attracts many visitors.  People normally offer garlands and wooden elephants to grant their wishes from love to business.

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My suggestion is that we should have a sense of direction and let life unfold naturally, rather than trying to force it down a particular path, which is what we typically try to do. This will allow you to have a much more experiential view of life, allowing life to come to you. You will meander and weave, and change direction as you find the things you’re really passionate about.

Stephen Shapiro

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