Ang Langyaw’s article in PDI’s frontpage

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Banner image of the jagged rocks of Nagudungan Hill as well as the news/travel MISSION RAIN GAUGE article makes it to the frontpage
My Calayan article as well as Smart’s Project Rain Gauge, the reason that brought me to this remote and beautiful town, finally saw the light of day and nothing’s better than having my photo of the jagged rocks of Nagudungan Hill and the article making it to the front page of the Philippine Daily Inquirer, Sunday edition, 17 July 2011.

A major coup!

The article, entitled Mission Rain Gauge sails into fabled island, was actually a combination of two that I wrote for Smart, one a news item, the other a travel write up. Other than highlighting what the company has done as part of its CSR program, Kabalikat, focusing on education, it showcases the beauty that the island has to offer: Cibang and Caniwara Coves, wildlife, adventure activities and more.

Included also are tips where to stay and how to get there, which is quite important for the traveler.

Do check out the article at www.inquirer.net or get a copy at the newstand or 24 hour convenience store before the day ends.

I'm a Travel and Architecture photographer, blogger and writer based in Cebu, the Philippines.

A true blue Cebuano, I make stunning images and meaningful stories. My work has been published in various coffee table books as well as local and international publications including Geo (Germany), Sunday Times Magazine (London), done photo assignments for Mabuhay and written posts in Smile.

My personal Photography work has been exhibited around Asia and Europe including Paris in France, Germany, The Netherlands, South Korea, China and around the ASEAN regional capitals.

I am a peripatetic traveler and have been to all 81 Philippine provinces and abroad.

Check out my portfolio site at StanCabigas.

9 thoughts on “Ang Langyaw’s article in PDI’s frontpage”

  1. => wow idol!!!! This is it. Ang angas naman ng trabaho niyo, kainggit. hehehe. Well, you deserve it po/ You got what it takes to be a star (star ah?) haha..

    Congrats idol estan.

  2. @ed, hahaha… di naman. thanx 🙂

  3. Wow ang astig! Congrats!

    I was one of the participants in the Blog and Soul Seminar held in AIM a few weeks ago. I appreciate the info and tips you shared on travel photography. Thanks.

  6. photos play a great role in bringing awareness to major issues that affects us. thanks estan for this one!

  8. Anonymous says:

    thanx 🙂

  9. This is the best pic I have seen so far after 1 hour of checking your site. breath-taking!

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