📍 Mt. Anggas
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles

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📍 Mt. Anggas
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
📍 Mt. Anggas
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
📍 Heritage of Cebu Monument
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
📍 Buwakan Ni Alejandra
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
📍 Dahilayan Forest & Adventure Park
📸 Fujifilm X100S + Fujinon 23mm
Porto 200 Recipe
© Gabriel Pracuelles
Captured from the angle of Bayug Island, this stunning view image of both the scenic Bayug Esplanade and Mt. Agad-Agad—Iligan City's iconic "Lone Mountain."
Standing as the city's highest peak at an estimated 1,610 feet above sea level, Mt. Agad-Agad offers a steep, rewarding assault climb that remains surprisingly beginner-friendly for hikers.
Once you reach the summit, you are treated to a panoramic, full view of Iligan, alongside a spectacular look at the surrounding peaks of Mt. Malindang, Mt. Inayawan, Mt. Malindawag, and Mt. Turong-Turong.
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
Araw Ng Iligan Photowalk
📸 Fujifilm X100S + Fujinon 23mm
Fuji Superia 200
© Gabriel Pracuelles
This stunning image of Mt. Kitanglad, one of the highest mountains in the Philippines, was an amazing moment for me to capture. Taken at the summit of Panimahawa Ridge on the morning hours of April 4th. It's etched into my memory forever.
Mt. Kitanglad (or Kitanglad Range Natural Park) is recognized as the fourth highest mountain of the Philippines, standing at 2,899 meters above sea level. It is recognized as a premier ASEAN Heritage Park celebrated for its rich, dense rainforests and is a protected habitat for the endangered fauna like Philippine Eagle.
Straddling around Malaybalay, Lantapan, Impasug-ong, Sumilao, and Libona, it is one of the few remaining untouched rainforests in the country and serves as a vital watershed for Central Mindanao.
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
Mt. Inayawan from the viewpoint of Mighty Hilltop. It finally showed up after waiting for an hour because it was surrounded by a wave of clouds. Inayawan is hailed as the "Last Forest Bastion of Lanao" because it holds the largest and only remaining intact, old-growth primary rainforest in Lanao del Norte.
Designated as an ASEAN Heritage Park, this critical ecological fortress serves as a vital watershed that feeds the agricultural lands of Kapatagan Valley, while acting as a final sanctuary for critically endangered species like the Philippine Eagle.
Deeply intertwined with the ancestral heritage and traditional stewardship of the local Maranao people, the mountain stands as the region's ultimate defense against deforestation, climate instability, and biodiversity loss.
📸 Canon 100D + EF-S 18-135mm
© Gabriel Pracuelles
Photowalk in the City of Golden Friendship
Agfa Scala 200
c. 2025
© Gabriel Pracuelles
Photowalk in the Municipality of Lugait
c. 2026
© Gabriel Pracuelles
The Art of Landscape Photography
© Gabriel Pracuelles
Photowalk in the City of Golden Friendship
c. 2026
© Gabriel Pracuelles
A street photography collection (2/2)
"Photowalk that we did on the 19th of October somewhere in Iligan City."
A street photography collection (1/2)
"A second photowalk that we did on the 19th of October somewhere in Iligan City."