Snapping My Way To Work | A Photographic Commute

As I stepped off the bus on my way to work, the warm sun greeted me, signaling the start of another day and was greeted by the peaceful morning atmosphere. The usual hustle and bustle was muted, a pleasant change from the usual rush. It was a refreshing change from my usual daily commute. The air was still and quite, a peaceful start to the day before the crowds descended. As I walked across the usually busy street towards the Marina Mall entrance, I took a moment to appreciate the tranquility. It's funny how familiar a place can become, yet sometimes, you see it with fresh eyes.

As I walked towards my destination, I caught sight of the familiar landmark - the Timex tower standing proudly in front of the clinic and I couldn't resist the urge to capture it. I quickly grabbed my phone and snapped a photo of the tower. The morning light cast a warm glow over the scene, and the quite atmosphere allowed me to focus on capturing the details of the tower. It's not just the big landmarks that catch my eye, though. I love capturing the little things, too - the textures of the buildings, the patterns of the sidewalks. These small details may seem insignificant on their own, but they add up to create a rich tapestry of urban life.

For a brief moment, I forgot about the hustle and bustle of the day ahead and simply enjoyed the peacefulness of the morning. The Timex tower stood as a reminder to appreciate a small moments of beauty that surrounds us. As I walk to work, I'm reminded that even in the most ordinary moments, there is always something extraordinary to be found.

My daily commute may seem mundane to some, but for me, it's an opportunity to capture the beauty in the everyday. The commercial buildings, streets and landmarks of Lapulapu City come alive through my lens. It's a reminder that even in the midst of commercial hubbub, there's always something more to see, something more to capture. It's these little moments that make my daily commute, and my workday, a little more special and I'm grateful to share this photographic journey with you.