An AFS Escapade at Tuka Beach

Gwen and her Ate Camille do the awkward pose.

It is located at the relatively untouched coastline of Kiamba, Sarangani Province.  It is just a two-hour  drive from the bustling city of General Santos City.  There are available vans for hire at Bulaong Terminal of the city to transport any tourist willing to exploit the verdant scenery of Tuka.  It would only cost 200 pesos for a back and forth fare.  Upon reaching the municipality of Kiamba, you may tour around its simple and yet semi antiquated municipality.  Why I call this semi-antiquated?  It is because of its old houses that were built as early as during Japanese occupation.

A Pro in the Making

I love taking photos.  They remind me of the memories I have.  Those memories that ought to be captured because they happen only once.  Those memories that would linger in your mind as your thoughts wander.  Those memories that sometime uplift our spirits in the midst of calamity.

Thus, every time I brought with my camera, I would take pictures of anything that interests me much.  I do not care if those pictures could launch a thousand ships.  What matters is I have, in my own little way, satisfied my own senses.

Here are some of the pictures that I captures with my humble camera.  These were not taken with a high-end camera but with an ordinary one.  

The first photo was taken when we visited a family friend in Tupi, South Cotabato.  But they are actually residing in Midsayap, North Cotabato.  She is actually my god child Kyle Almerol.  I was fascinated by the innocence of her smile and her angelic face, thus, I took this shot to capture this priceless moment.

My god child Kyle Almerol flashing an angelic smile.