Hive Philippines Street Photography #887 - by Allmonitors

#887 - Colorful street scenes for Friday.

Good morning dearest Hiveans and welcome to a blessed Friday! May this day be a beacon of hope and a sanctuary for positivity. As we embark on this new journey let's fill our hearts with gratitude, our minds with resilience and our spirits with a renewed sense of purpose. Here's to a remarkable Friday, brimming with the promise of growth and the magic of new beginnings. 🌞🌈🌟🙏🌄🌈💫🌌🔥💫🌈🌟🤲🔝🌟🌊🎉🌈🌟

Now for our daily shots, in the hallowed hours of early morning this delivery truck came to a stop beside the road in front of closed stores, its engine idling as it discharged its precious cargo. The delivery man with a focused intensity. He will be unloading his vehicle. As the sun rised on the horizon and casting its warm fingers over the cold scene of Session road, the delivery truck resumed its journey.

Then here's three ladies, each wielding their own umbrellas navigated the wet concrete pavement with their feet leaving a trail of wet imprints as they strode forward. A bus with its engine a gentle pur came to a stop behind them to unload passengers. 🚐💧👭🌂

Then here is a traffic enforcer stood steadfast in the downpour, the raindrops cascading over his uniform like a waterfall. He was undeterred, he maintained his post as the sky opened up and the clouds rained hard. The vehicles like a sea of metal, inched forward in the traffic, their pace dictated by the stoplights in a slow pace.

Here's a blurred scene of people hurrying along a wet sidewalk hunched under the downpour. Unintentionally blurred the camera lens as it captures the somber atmosphere of the city street. Each individual is engrossed in their own thoughts with their colorful umbrellas shielding them from the cold, lifeless rain. The only sound is the pitter-patter of droplets as they fall from the gray sky as if even the street colors have been washed away by the relentless downpour.

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

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