#jones bridge

[litratonijuan]

Reflections and Walks around Escolta

Photos taken a week ago around Escolta. Wasn’t really planning on shooting because of work but since I’m on my way to the office so why not. Photos from this set were taken in less than 20 minutes. See how much you can shoot in that short amount of time?

If you really wanna learn the craft, give time for yourself to learn and practice it. You won’t improve if you always stop yourself from trying to do things you want to do.

Hope you enjoyed this set!

[mumblelard]

the river was high and fast today, maybe as high as i have ever seen it on one of my walks. the woods were quiet but not empty. i guess i wasn't the only one who needed some air

[rzzy]

[escoltaofficial]

Here's an old photo of Manila's Jones Bridge in 1942. The celebrated bridge connects Binondo on Quintin Paredes Street with Ermita. Check it out on Google Cultural Institute. https://goo.gl/6Wlgim #LovePhilippines

Source: Google Philippines

[litratonijuan]

STREETVIBE Feature Photos!

To those interested to have more in-depth look of photographs that were featured on my STREETVIBE video feature (which you can watch here), here are just a few of the shots that I was able to capture during the walk that we did for the shoot. All photos were taken around Downtown Manila, mostly at the Jones Bridge. We were lucky at that time because the bridge was closed down for people to appreciate it more. Also, it was the official grand opening of the newly refurbished Jones Bridge. I hope they do close the bridge more often for people.

[rzzy]

via April Vignonte - IG

[brigztography]

Chinatown

Binondo, Manila

[renzybrooo]

Jones Bridge, Manila