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Solar Sports Philippines hired me to cover the 7th SEABA Championships held at Ratchaburi, Thailand. Along with the video opportunity was a chance to take still shots of the official game and some behind the scenes photo op with the fans.

In one of the games, I was caught by surprised to have witnessed Jimmy Alapag slammed a ball into the hoops. For me considering his height, that’s a huge statement to their  opponents. So here it is…his second slam captured using my small D50 Nikon.

SMB RP Team - Champion SEABA Championships held at Ratchaburi, Thailand.

Walking around the Philippine Embassy in Thailand during the Independence Day celebration, I spotted this group of Filipinas smiling and hinting that they were ok for a photo shoot. Boy, I was glad I did ;D

Taken during the First Pinoy Meetup in Thailand held at Shamrock Club Khao San road.

This photo won 2nd Place in Lonely Planet’s Vintage Competition. It was taken a few years back at the Rama II Park about couple kilometers away from Damnoern Saduak (Floating Market).

The zoo is located approximately 20 kilometers south of Chon Buri from Sukhumvit Road. It is operated by the Zoological Garden Organization, the zoo has more than 200 species of domestic and imported wildlife living in their natural habitat.

This photo of Suvarnabhumi Airport was taken minutes before the airport was officially opened.

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