Discovering EDSA

EDSA (Epifanio delos Santos Avenue) had its share of Philippine history. It was a witness to a popular people's uprising which ousted a president and became a very solid proof of how powerful the people can be.

I pass by EDSA almost everyday and there are a lot to see, mostly tall buildings, big malls and thousands of vehicles and people. But sometimes, there are some things that most of us refuse to see.


Let me share what I see...

EDSA to Commonwealth

I borrowed my brother's Nikon D40 a few days ago to cover the commemoration of the EDSA People Power uprising at the EDSA Shrine. Unfortunately, I was late so I wasn't able to get some shots during the activity. I roamed a bit around the footbridge along the shrine and saw a blind man singing and playing a guitar asking for donations.

Yesterday, at the shoot for Tudla Production's short film at Commonwealth High School, a boy was enviously  looking at the student-actors who were having fun inside the room.