Luzon
Luzon is the largest and most populous island in the Philippines, known for its stunning landscapes, rich culture, and diverse wildlife. It is a popular destination for photographers, offering a plethora of picturesque locations to capture. From the breathtaking rice terraces of Banaue to the stunning beaches of Batanes, Luzon has something for every photography enthusiast. The island is also home to the bustling city of Manila, which offers a unique blend of modern and traditional architecture, making it a great location for street photography.
Taken from the Boulevard mansion hotel room window, Manila, Philippines. When complete it will be one of the tallest in the country.
... that I've seen in the world so far, but also the most elusive. Mayon volcano (2,463 m (8,081 ft) The weather there was abysmal during the 3 days...
... that I've seen in the world so far, but also the most elusive. Mayon volcano (2,463 m (8,081 ft) The weather there was abysmal during the 3 days...
Sunset at Donsol, Luzon Island.
Banaue - Batad Saddle
Taken from the Boulevard mansion hotel room window, Manila, Philippines. Zoomed in on a weathered building and the very expensive "Diamond" hotel...
... that I've seen in the world so far, but also the most elusive. Mayon volcano (2,463 m (8,081 ft) The weather there was abysmal during the 3 days...
Corong Corong Beach
Christmas is over...
Top of the Mt. Pinatubo. Sleeping volcano in Luzon Island.
Manila Bay seen from the 12th floor hotel room at Boulevard Mansion (ha ha, what a "mansion"!) hotel. At least the windows open, and the elevator...
Taken from the Boulevard mansion hotel room window, Manila, Philippines. Textures of weathered concrete.
Taken from the Boulevard mansion hotel room window, Manila, Philippines, post sunset lights and clouds, with a glimpse of Manila Bay at right.
This photo is not my style of course, I'm very bad at taking photos indoors, but trying this for April fools fun. Taken at the Mall of Asia, Manila,...
On the road to Batad
Thanks to all Phoide contributors to Luzon!
Most notably Romain Pontida.