Hive Philippines Street Photography #773 - by Allmonitors

#773 - Monochrome Thursday.

Greetings beautiful Hiveans. It's a holiday here because of the holy week and also my day off until tomorrow. After sleeping at six in the morning, my wife and woke up around eleven in the morning and thanks to my mother-in-law there's already a lunch ready for us so we digged in, she cooked succulent chicken curry. After that we fired up the television and binged watch Netflix, we saw a new series that's related to the holy week and it's about Moses. It's a lot to watch because it has several episodes but we managed to see a couple of it and will continue tomorrow or the next.

For our street shots we have some more of monochrome taken in Baguio the city of pines. We got here a young couple who are walking together holding hands, the man is ahead while the lady is behind. They are going to an alley where commuter jeepneys are lined up waiting for passengers. There's an elderly lady who are walking ahead of them also going to the alley.

This next shot shows a garden in the middle of the park. The plants are only small and bear round flowers. There's also a man sitting near the lake offering his service by taking tourists photos using his DSLR and then get it developed to in no time as a hard copy photos.

This next one shows an old lady buying at a small store on the road side. There are also other stores beside it that sell other kind of products and there is also a barber shop on the left.

A young lady talks on the phone while also look at the incoming traffic of vehicles coming from the right of the frame. She is at a pedestrian crossing going to the Burnham park.

Lastly we got here the wife who has been following during this time while I was taking street photos from one street of the city to another. It's also a good exercise for the both of us and it is also an opportunity to see what the streets of the city where it's less travelled by visitors.

Follow me on my street travels.
Shot taken in Baguio City, Philippines.

Image/s were shot using Panasonic Lumix ZS110. ~rex