On days that I feel really bored or uninspired or genuinely lonely for the road, I just scroll through my camera roll and smile as memories come flooding. It's been such a busy month for me, but finally, here I am about to continue writing and reminiscing about my life in Mexico.…
Being back home in the Philippines for about half a year now (woah, crazy) has been making me miss México and my life there all the more. The simple pleasures of going into cafés to work, walking in parques, and just cooking for my housemates. These are simple things that I miss and long to do once more.…
A few weeks before Christmas (2019), a couple friends and I have decided to ditch Oaxaca de Juárez and head to the mountains for the colder climate, for new views, and well, for the mushrooms.…
Last winter, I had the privilege of photographing a Mexican fashion blogger named, Amaranta Bautista. She has a unique sense of style, and a lightness to her being that made me attracted to her and made me want to become friends.…
With the quarantine season making everyone quite bored and restless, I figured it would be great to look back on a magical weekend spent in Tepoztlan. We came to Tepoztlan by the invitation of Hostal de la Luz, and boy, did we have a wonderful weekend!…
A few months ago, I did a day trip to Teotihuacan with my good friend, Sanne. It was an hour away from Ciudad de Mexico, and it was the perfect spot for a day trip if you are wanting to get away from the city’s hustle and bustle. It was a perfect sunny day, and we thought that it would be great to get some culture whilst we…
Before coming to Mexico, I had the faintest idea of how similar it would be to the Philippines. I mean, I knew that both countries were previous colonies of Spain. But how similar are both countries, really?…
One of my goals for this new year (and decade), is to just get myself out there and just do better as a photographer. So I am finally here to share my photography portfolio for the year 2020. These are works that I have done in the past few years, from all around the world.…
Before I came to Mexico, I had a vague idea of what it was like: drug cartels, corruption, traffic, non-drinkable water, and femicide. Well, these were the things that the media have shown us. Heck, these were things that my family and friends said Mexico was like. Inevitably, these were ideas that I was lead to believe Mexico was.…