Time in a Bottle

If I could save time in a bottle The first thing that I’d like to do Is to save everyday ‘Til eternity passes away Just to spend them with you -oOo- If I… Read More →

Nauru: Life on the Island

This is the second to the final set of photos for my Nauru series.  I thought that I’d add few more photos and details before I cap the series with my ‘bird story’.… Read More →

Empty

I used to post something, mostly articles/photo essays or sets of photos, every other day.  At that rate last year, according to WP’s Annual Report which I really appreciate; it still summed up… Read More →

Nauru: Boat Scenes

Life on the island-nation of Nauru revolves around phosphate: mining at the center of the island and loading on its shore.  Because of the absence of a commercial wharf, the cantilever, a major… Read More →

Capa de Leon 4

This is the last of my set of photos of this exotic hanging plant, Capa de Leon (Giant Staghorn Fern), nonetheless, they certainly are not the least.  The curves and contours, tones and textures are just… Read More →

Nauru Seascapes

The road that goes around the island-nation of Nauru is less than 20 kilometers long so it’s quite easy to regularly drive around the country and search for photo ops. There isn’t much… Read More →

Capa de Leon 3

The textures, lines and contours on the  Capa de Leon (Giant Staghorn Fern) were what I wanted to capture in this series of photos. I have six of  these unique plants clinging to the branches… Read More →

Faces of Nauru

While on the topic, I thought that it would be nice to post more images taken in Nauru before posting my next article/photo essay about the country.  Some of the images below were… Read More →

Capa de Leon 2

I set these Capa de Leon (Giant Staghorn Fern) ‘tree huggers’ on the branches of several rambutan trees in my farm some two or 3 years ago.  They were just between 6-10 inches in… Read More →

Nauru: The World’s Smallest Island-Nation

Arriving  for the first time in Nauru  in 2007 (from Brisbane with a brief stopover at Honiara, the Solomon Islands); I briefly feared that the plane would actually end up floating in the… Read More →