jievarela

I'm from a province in the Philippines where only propeller planes fly to, people reside beside the runway, and airfare is considered luxurious. I really hope for change in this province. Steepshot | IPFS

Hi everyone! This is my entry to @anomadsoul's #My2018 contest. In this post, I'll show you some of the beautiful reasons why it's worth visiting my province! Please make sure to finish reading/scanning,

I love dogs. Animals, in general. And I believe, like humans, that pets -- domesticated or trained, grow up substantially affected by the way they are raised. Being vicious is not in the breed. This is

The past doesn't define us, no. But it helps us become better and stronger. One should not cling to it, but rather learn from it. Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

You can fall on your knees when you should be running. You can fall asleep exhausted when you should be working. You can fall in love so deeply with someone who couldn't even turn a head for you. For you

It is such a privilege to feel things, to understand people. It is such a privilege to see the light behind the shadows. Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

We are all meant to bloom. So don't try stopping the rain, don't keep on hiding from the sun. The day will come when you will be the most beautiful after the storm. Captured with: Fujifilm X-A2 Steepshot

I've never been a fan of virtual reality games, since I'd rather spend time playing board games with friends than enjoying a solo game by myself. But wait, when your friends are the ones who push you to

I appreciate concrete jungles so much. It shows how intelligent people have become. However, sometimes, I hope people also would learn when to stop being too intelligent. Not everything's meant to be easy.

It has been nearly 24 hours since I finished watching Netflix's original series "The End of the F***ing World". And obviously, I still can't get over it. It made me feel so much emotions -- new,

Sometimes we can find feelings through photographs. Steepshot | IPFS | Google Play

I love seeing how nature's gifts complement man-made structures. So here's a photo of tiny flowers we call "Magic Rose" in my hometown landscaped beside pavements, which I happened to pass along