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It's been a long journey and hit some some snafus It's been a long journey and hit some some snafus along the way but FINALLY!!! A driver's license!!! 😍 🚘
My modest book haul #MIBF2023 My modest book haul #MIBF2023
I am not a professional photographer so I never en I am not a professional photographer so I never envisioned myself having all these camera gear, not to mention the expenses and storage it would cost me. But by fortuitous circumstances, I managed to build what I would consider a modest setup thanks largely to some good deals I encountered.

It began in June when I bought as a gift for myself an Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II, FL-LM3 compact flash unit (since the camera doesn't have internal flash), M.Zuiko Digital 14-42mm 3.5-5.6 lens, and M.Zuiko Digital 40-150mm 4-5.6 lens at Fujiya Camera store in Tokyo. I then bought a medium sized camera bag in Lazada to store my new and growing canera gear as well as an Ulanzi UURig tripod form Shopee for my camera and phone. I also bought a Cabin Zero crossbody bag in U Elements as my default compact travel bag twhich can hold my camera gear. And recently, I bought from a seller ii n the Olympus Philippines Photographers FB group a G.Vario  7-14mm f/4blens which has become my default lens for roaming.

I suppose all that's left is a good external microphone, hehehe
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  • Palacio de Memoria
    Parañaque

    Palacio de Memoria: The Memory of Parañaque’s Glorious Past

    April 10, 2022

    A landmark in the former affluent, coastal community in Parañaque, the former Villaroman House underwent a long period of neglect, alongside the loss of the coast in front of it due to reclamation. Now it has been resurrected as Palacio de Memoria, a unique, grand landmark that enriched the cityscape today.

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  • Parañaque

    Ayala Malls Manila Bay: a big venture hits a big snag

    January 11, 2021

    Over a year after Ayala Malls Manila Bay opened, the Urban Roamer checks to see what this mall has otffer...if anything.

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  • PITX
    Parañaque

    PITX and the dream of transport connectivity

    December 14, 2020

    As the metropolis strives to improve mobility and connectivity, the PITX is a recent attempt to accomplish those goals.

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  • Las Piñas,  Parañaque

    LPPCHEA: A Bird Sanctuary in the City

    September 21, 2018

    A metropolis as chaotic and crowded as Metro Manila may be the last place in mind one would have to find a bird sanctuary. But surprisingly there is one. What makes it even more surprising is that it is found near the littered and filthy coastline of Manila Bay. This sanctuary is called the Las Piñas-Parañaque Critical Habitat and Ecotourism Area, popularly known as the LPPCHEA or LaPPaCHEA. It is a strip of land that protrudes from the main coast of Metro Manila serving as a buffer of sorts between the main coastline and the Manila Bay. LPPCHEA in a vlog by Joel Andrada

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