Ramos is a nature freak and loves off-the-beaten paths. Having been to Camiguin thrice, he wanted to explore the less touristy places and chanced upon Mantigue Island. He took this shot of the island from the banca en route to the town of Mahinog. The morning sun was up, making the sea sparkle and the clear waters reveal the wealth of corals underneath. Mantigue has an inland forest and clear waters, home to huge table corals sheltering schools of fish. Its forest is a nesting place of migratory birds while its beach is a nesting site for turtles. The local government is in the process of restoring the island to its pristine state and relocating its residents. Camiguin province is home to seven volcanoes, beautiful beaches, cold and hot springs, and waterfalls.
Text and photo by Oggie Ramos. To see more breathtaking sceneries by photographers Allan Barredo, Bien Bautista, John Callahan, Erick Dantoc, Iah Isip, Jaypee Martinez, AJ OrdoƱez, Ruel Pine, and Gutsy Tuason, get your copy of Seair InFlight Magazine. Call (632) 840-2803 for subscription.
7 comments:
hanapin ko tong issue bai! wala bang worship na emoticon dito? congratulations bai!
normal na sa iyo bai ang "astigin" hehehe, pero astigin talaga both the photo and the write up :)
another stunning photo :)
Dom, Allan and Erick, salamat mga bai :D congrats also go out to you
Hi Sir!
I am an avid fan of your blog and I find your articles and photos very interesting. I am also starting a travel blog and I hope to learn from you in the future.
By the way, can I link you to my blogroll in wordpress? I hope you can also visit my site, it's walksofkulot.wordpress.com
Once again thank you very much. Lagalog is such an inspiration.
Hi Sir!
I am an avid fan of your blog and I find your articles and photos very interesting. I am also starting a travel blog and I hope to learn from you in the future.
By the way, can I link you to my blogroll in wordpress? I hope you can also visit my site, it's walksofkulot.wordpress.com
Once again thank you very much. Lagalog is such an inspiration.
Thanks Martin. Sure, go ahead and add me to your blogroll. Good luck and more power on your travel blog.
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