Friday, September 15, 2006
MANILA BAY SUNSET - 9/15/06
I'd like to think that a beautiful sunset is God's way of saying "I love you and goodnight" to all His creatures, great and small.
But these pictures are my way of saying, "Have a wonderful and magical weekend everyone -- wherever you may be!"
Both pictures were taken this evening, September 15, 2006 at Baywalk, Roxas Boulevard, Manila.
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Labels: Manila Bay Sunset, photography
posted by Señor Enrique at 8:41 PM
15 Comments:
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Photo Cache said... simply beautiful...have a good one yourself.
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Sidney said...
Thank you! I wish you a good and pleasant weekend too!
Enjoy!-
ipanema said...
I used to tell someone something similar to your caption. It's about bridging distance, and I told him to look up me up in the sky. And there he'll find me...lol
Have a good weekend too!-
said... A nice and happy weekend to you Eric! Wonderful pictures!
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NeiLDC said...
Have a good weekend my friend! These photos made you think what you have done the whole day and the whole week and your gonna wake up again into a new day! Enjoy the miracles of each day! have a good day SIR eric!
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Analyse said...
have a nice weekend to you too.
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said...
Nice play of colors!
Have a nice weekend to you too!-
sunkissed said...
my thoughts exactly! sunsets are God's way of saying, "I've got a better day for you tomorrow." Hay, sunsets never fail to make me all sentimental. Missing Manila badly!
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said...
Awesome! So are you really committing yourself to taking pictures of the sunset every weekend? :)
Have a nice one too, eric.-
said...
It's so beautiful, the sunset!
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christine said...
Gorgeous! Hope you have a great weekend too, Eric. :)
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PhilippinesPhil said...
I wish I could go back and visit Manila 70 years ago before the war--I'll bet it was wonderful. It's just so big, and smoggy and overdone now. Hard to believe that one used to be able to see across the bay not far from where Rizal was murdered. I read where he remarked on seeing how lovely Cavite looked as he was marched to the site of his death. There is no hint of the bay from those areas now. Progress! What a misnomer.
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Señor Enrique said...
From the turn of the century until WWII, Manila experienced its golden era (when the Americans took control from the Spanish). The guy who designed Chicago, Burnham, was the same guy commissioned to design Manila. I've seen some pictures of the city back then -- remarkable!
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ronnie said...
very nice picture senor. i just love to walk along the bay.
If I may add senor, Burnham even recommended to widen the roads of highway 54 because he is expecting a huge traffic volume after several years. Politicos never listened to his recommendation and that's the reason why we are experiencing horrible congestion now.
Regards Senor!-
Señor Enrique said...
Isn't a shame, Arquitecto Ronnie, that politicos sometimes hinder instead of encourage progress?
BTW, Manolo Quezon (The Explainer) did feature the Burnham plan for a capital that never materialized. Check out this URL:
http://www.the-explainer.com/?p=25
