MT. MALIPUNYO must now be the most exploited topic in my blog to date. I have a total of 11 blog posts related to it!!! †Fact is, some of my friends have already complained to me about it. †Sorry, folks. †This is really the last one.
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I promised (myself) that I will have one...
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PERHAPS the most amazing as well as most inspiring lesson man can learn from forests and mountains is how nature nurtures itself.
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THIS IS MY†sixth posting for my†ëHidden Beauties Up Thereí†series.
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These photos were taken using an†Olympus†Mju 1030SW†10.1 megapixel weatherproof†digicam set on ìMacroî mode.
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SYMBIOSIS is a truly beautiful concept I learned from my science text books many years ago. †It refers to the “physical interaction of two dissimilar organisms wherein both tend to benefit from it.” †Surely, humankind should learn from nature. †If only we can learn to be interdependent with each other there should be less...
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THIS IS MY†fourth†posting for my†ëHidden Beauties Up Thereí†series.
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In the vastness of mountains and forests it is easy to overlook tiny yet immensely beautiful creations that are just there along foot trails. †You really need to stop and take a closer look… literally.
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These photos were taken using an†Olympus†Mju 1030SW†10.1 megapixel weatherproof†digicam set on “Macro” mode.
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THIS IS MY second posting for my ‘Hidden Beauties Up There’ series.
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I was very much intrigued by these mysterious creations. †How would vines and tendrils know where they are supposed to go? †Why would a seemingly ordinary tree trunk have a lump?
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These photos were taken using an†Olympus†Mju 1030SW†10.1 megapixel weatherproof†digicam.
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HERE’S THE FIRST of my†ëHidden Beauties Up Thereí†series.
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These photos were taken using an Olympus†Mju 1030SW 10.1 megapixel weatherproof†digicam. †I experimented on its Macro photography features without bothering to read the description and explanation of each Macro setting. †I am quite pleased with the output of my experimentations.
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“It is the journey, not the destination, that matters.”†
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WHOEVER said that must have climbed many mountains.
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