I was out having coffee at Bo’s Coffee Club at Ayala Center Cebu. I urge Cebuanos or Visayans to support local products. Bo’s Coffee Club is owned by Cebuanos. Thirsty Fruit Shakes are owned by Ilonggos living in Cebu.
Night shots of Ayala Center Cebu‘s Terraces. This is where fine dining and affordable restaurants, and bars could be found. I like going here at night. Although, daytime also looks cool. I might take photos taken during day time.
Budoy Marabiles or Errol in real life, is probably the most popular Cebuano musician in his generation. He is the lead vocalist of the reggae group Jr. Kilat. Their most popular song is “Ako si M-16.” These photos were shot in Outpost in Nivel Hills, Lahug Cebu City. Outpost is a restobar frequented by artists, [...]
I and my friends went to Lapu-Lapu Shrine in Mactan, Cebu. Location and map of the Lapu-Lapu Shrine, just below this page.
We and my friends were to going to a house in Mactan, but we had to stop by to take shots of Bigfoot Entertainment in Mactan. I used to work in Bigfoot Global Solutions located in F. Ramos St. in Cebu City.
Cebu Regal Pension is arguably the cheapest priced pension house in Cebu City. The accomodation is not cheap at all, what i meant is the rooms are decent. It is clean and safe. It has a 24 hour guard at the entrance. It is built practically of concrete, no worries about fire.
Sto. Rosario Church is a Roman Catholic Church established in 1933. It is located along P. Del Rosario St., Cebu City. It’s just nearby University of San Carlos Main Campus. These are their contact numbers: 255-5570 to 79. I’m not sure if this is the latest number.
These are footage of the streets of Cebu City. Although i did not shoot them, but i’m hoping i can buy a video cam or a Nikon D90, so i can shoot moving images about Cebu myself.
Whenever you see the photo the Magellan’s Cross, you think of Cebu City. Magellan’s Cross was erected by the Portuguese explorers when they arrived on April 21, 1521. It was named after their lead explorer, Ferdinand Magellan, or Fernando de Magallanes in Spanish.
This is the part two of the photos of South Reclamation Project road. On this coastal area will rise Cebu City’s future central business district. Malls, residential buildings and office skyscrapers.
