ROMBLON | Malabiga Sunrise at Banton Island
Monday, July 11, 2011I have been trying to catch a good sunrise ever since our first day at Banton Island in Romblon, but was constantly met with heavy morning clouds everytime. The last two ones at Sitio Malabiga was no exception. The sun kept hiding under blankets of haze and all I get are dull washed-out daybreaks.
But beggars can’t be choosers; I’d rather have pictures of the place at the crack of dawn rather than none at all. It isn’t everyday that I get to visit Romblon anyways.
So there I was for the past two days at Malabiga Beach; setting my alarms at four in the morning, having a quick coffee, and setting off for the shore under the mounting lights, cameras and tripod in hand.
The morning was waking up, the light starting to clamber ever so slowly up the eastern waters of Banton Island as crows and numerous birds awaken to its warmth.
On these occasions, D goes to the beach with me, shooting the breeze about the office (who’s with who, who’s dating who, who broke with who, salary talk, trash talk, etc. etc.) as the sun slowly rose behind the clouds. I am forever grateful for D for letting me tag along with him to Romblon. Disappointing sunrises notwithstanding, it was still a more than pretty good getaway.
MALABIGA BEACH
Address: Sitio Malabiga, Barangay Togong, Banton Island, Romblon
Romblon Provincial Tourism Office: (042) 567-5145 | (0920) 629-5838
Email: info.romblonislands@gmail.com
15 comments
I am a big fan of your pictures! You made simple things alive in our memories.
ReplyDeleteGest to Utopia
you are correct rome. I, too, really love his pictures! they are so spectacular.
ReplyDeleteSunrise or no sunrise, your photos are splendid! I've never been to Romblon, unfortunately. Wish I make it there someday.
ReplyDeletei love that first picture! like everyone here, im a fan! =)
ReplyDeleteRome, Weng, Pinay Travel Junkie, Nuna
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words, magaling lang po tsumamba =]
i felt the serenity on the last photo.
ReplyDeletethe shells really reminds me of the shell picking that we did almost every day when we went there.
ReplyDeletethe first picture seems not disappointing for me... it is a superb capture.
ReplyDeleteI told this to Christian before, and I'm going to tell it to you guys... The place heals the body, and the soul. =)
ReplyDeletebrad pang stampita ang last pic ah
ReplyDeleteChyng
ReplyDeleteThe place is indeed very serene =]
Dong Ho
Uy kelan kayo napadpad sa Banton?
Ian
Thanks! That was taken with my brand new underwater cam haha =]
Deeyows
Hehe next year ulit!
Ton
Di ko pa rin alam kung ano yung stampita hehe
never fails to make me smile when i see sceneries like these...
ReplyDelete*sigh*
Doi
ReplyDeleteThanks! Ako rin di nananawa sa mga ganyang tanawin =]
going to Carabao Island Romblon next week :)
ReplyDeletedanda pics!
Thanks Charisse! Medyo malayo lang to sa Carabao Island :)
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