Eight years ago, I tried taking shots of the denizens of Antipolo Cathedral after attending an afternoon mass. This was my first time to try street photography, something that tells a lot about ordinary and everyday life of our “kababayans”. The whole album resurfaced today on my Memories page at Facebook. I have chosen four of them here to share with you.
The various images of Sto. Nino (baby Jesus)
A guy selling whisk broom made of Tambo.
Hello Manang. I signaled to her that I will take a shot and she obliged.
Selling Sampaguita garlands. So common in front of Catholic churches here. She is probably counting how many more she has to sell before going home.
Dreams And Escapes 
Very nice to see something of where you live, Arlene. When the current crisis is over, you should try some more like these.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I hope I could do it again, here in our place next time. Thanks Pete.
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We have nothing like that here. I would enjoy the chance to buy a garland after a Mass.
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They put them on religious images at home Elizabeth.
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Like little shrines?
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Yes…
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A good set
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Thank you so much 🙂
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Nice! I hope you’ll post more pictures for us to get a glimpse into your world!
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Thanks Sabine, one of these days when the pandemic is over 🙂
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I look forward to that! 🙋♀️
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I hope this pandemic ends soon.
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I love these photos, Ms. Arlene! I also occasionally take street shots in Manila and other places in the PH, and sometimes the emotions I capture were surprising. 🙂
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