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Tinambacan Midday

View from a second floor window of a backyard in a typical Filipino barangay (district). This shot is from 2012 and I did some tonemapping on it.

Tinambacan Midday

View from a second floor window of a backyard in a typical Filipino barangay (district). This shot is from 2012 and I did some tonemapping on it.

comments (17)

  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 14 Feb 2017, 00:17
It is quite like a typical village scene in Thailand, Ayush...the same shrubbery and rusty corrugated iron.
Ayush Basu: It was/is a wonderfully peaceful and laid back place, Ray. Always a special spot for me.
  • Ray
  • Thailand
  • 14 Feb 2017, 00:18
Fine shot, too, and made even better by your climbing of a coconut palm to get this bird's eye perspective.
Ayush Basu: Piece of cake, with a 4 kilo Dslr tagging along!
  • CherryPie
  • Great Britain (UK)
  • 14 Feb 2017, 00:53
A very interesting village scene smile
Ayush Basu: It is certainly quite typical this part of the world, CP.
I can see where the Tin part of the name came from Ayush.
Ayush Basu: Well spotted, Chad, as usual smile
Rust helping out a photographer again, Ayush. Nice pic'.
Ayush Basu: Quite right, Frank. And the shadows of the harsh mid day sun could be coaxed out a bit using the mapping. Thank you.
The tone mapping works really well, Ayush! Nice rust!
Ayush Basu: Thank you for the kind remark, Elizabeth.
  • Chris
  • England
  • 14 Feb 2017, 06:05
Bet these places get hot inside with those tin roofs
Ayush Basu: I would imagine so, Chris. They do however, have plenty of open spaces at the top air and I think that would help to disperse the warm air.
Those places are hot.
Ayush Basu: I would imagine so, Michael. They do however, have plenty of open spaces at the top air and I think that would help to disperse the warm air.
The rusty roofs really add to the picture Ayush
Ayush Basu: I do like the roof, Bill.
I could say exactly what Ray said if you change the name of the place to Mexico.
Ayush Basu: Ahha... have never been to that part of the world so I would not know, but thank you for sharing, Mary.
It's just how I imagine it would be.
Ayush Basu: A place with much cheer and laughter, Brian. And one of the more welcoming and memorable places I have visited in the recent times.
You learn a lot about a place by looking at the rooftops, Ayush. Hmmm.
Ayush Basu: That was a very valid observation, Ginnie. And this is something I will try to keep in my mind. Thank you!
  • Lisl
  • Bath, England
  • 15 Feb 2017, 07:38
My daughter-in-law came from a coastal village in the Philippines, Ayush
Ayush Basu: I am sure she has that typical Filipino sunny, cheerful and positive outlook towards life, Lisl.
  • Louis
  • South Africa
  • 15 Feb 2017, 16:13
Paw=paw, banana, mango trees and possibly sugar cane. Looks great after the mapping
Ayush Basu: It was/is a wonderfully peaceful and laid back place, Louis. Always a special spot for me.
rust sure gives a photographer texture Ayush... and this one id even better surrounded by the green and blue....petersmile
Ayush Basu: You are quite right about the variety of colour tones, Peter. Thank you for that remark.
nice combination of houses and leaves...
Ayush Basu: Rather rustic, don't you think, Larry?
  • Elaine-
  • Canada
  • 17 Feb 2017, 08:26
no cats on those hot tin roofs smile neat shot!!
Ayush Basu: Haha, I bet you are right, Elaine

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