On display are photographs taken of people, places and events in Malabon by members of the Nayon Photography Club, a camera club for hobbyists based in Intramuros, Manila.
Many of the scenes are familiar - such as the churches, old houses, fishponds and Malabon specialities. But some are not - such as the Artex Compound, as I've never been there. In all, the exhibit gives excellent photographic highlights of our city. It's also a wonderful way to begin the month-long celebration that culminates in our beloved hometown's "birthday" on May 21st.
The "MALABON'S BEST" Photo Exhibit runs until May 22, 2011.
EXHIBIT OPENING. Ribbon-cutting was led by Vice Mayor Len-Len Oreta. (Photo from the Public Information Office) |
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SOME OF MALABON'S OLD HOUSES. TOP ROW (L to R): Martinez House, Raymundo House. SECOND ROW: Teodoro (Luna) House, Lapuz House, Mario Luna House. THIRD ROW: Borja House, Marcelo House, unknown. |
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SOME CHURCHES: San Antonio de Padua Church in Tonsuya, San Bartolome Church in Bayan, Immaculate Conception Church in Concepcion, and Sto. Rosario Church in Dampalit. |
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BEAUTIFUL FISHPOND SCENES IN MUZON AND DAMPALIT. Familiar childhood scenes for many. |
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VIEW FROM THE TOP. The best vantage point in Malabon -- the roof deck of the Malabon City Hall. |
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THE ARTEX COMPOUND. Said to be Malabon's water world. |
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My thanks to Ms. Pas Ursal, OIC, City Tourism & Cultural Affairs Office and Mr. Ronnie Gumatay, Public Information Office.
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