Thursday, December 19, 2013

GOOD SAMARITANS


Taking pictures is my passion that is why wherever I go, my camera is always at my side. One night while walking along San Pedro Extension, infront of San Pedro Cathedral, I noticed the old beggar singing bisaya songs to get the attention of passers in that area. I took photos to those people giving money to the beggar. I was surprised because still some people remains to be kind-hearted who offer their extra money to the less fortunate people.

Christmas is the season of giving and remembering the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. I can really feel its spirit not only because of the beautifully decorated surroundings, but also because of the good Samaritans who still exist in this modern time.




Merry Christmas Everyone!




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