Wedding Photographer, Backspace Studio

Wedding Photographer, Backspace Studio, Makes Cebu Weddings More Fun In The Philippines

With the recent launch of the Department of Tourism of the Philippines new campaign “It’s more fun in the Philippines”, Backspace Studio, a photo and video studio based in Cebu City, Philippines is offering wedding packages in Southeast Asia.

Cebu City, Philippines (Sean Sabado - Backspace Studio) - With a host of great scenery and the friendliest of people, the Philippines is a highly recommended destination for tourists seeking a great vacation in Southeast Asia. It is aptly called the Pearl of the Orient Seas, being the focal point of everything beautiful – from the wonderful beaches that make any holiday unforgettable for visitors. The Filipinos are also known for being "among the most easygoing and ebullient people anywhere,” according to the Lonely Planet Guidebook. 

Clarke Quay

Clark Quay Today

Clarke Quay, river embankment, part of the Singapore River area, located in the Central Region. Clarke Quay stretches from Read Bridge at North Boat Quay to Ord Road/Ord Bridge and right towards River Valley Road. It was named after Lieutenant-General Sir Andrew Clarke, second Governor of the Straits Settlements.

The quay was most active in the days when the Singapore River was the focal point of trading activities. The most modern Shopping and Hotel complex at Clarke Quay is Liang Court, built in 1984. At Tye Place still stand many of the original brick warehouses and godowns of the early days. Converting these storage spaces to commercial use gave Clarke Quay its unique village-like ambiance, a new lease of life. The well-preserved buildings now cater to shopping, dining, recreation and entertainment needs. The pedestrian promenades come alive especially in the evenings.

By Cornelius-Takahama, Vernon written on 21-Apr-1999
National Library Board Singapore

Suria Mall Lagoon

Suria KLCC 
Houses the  luxury and fashionable shops, restaurants, 12 cinemas, art gallery and Science Discovery Center.

Lagoon right at the back of Suria Mall.

Bonus! we got a chance to chat a minute and took a picture with Mr. Ricky Davao - a good actor in Philippine Television, but we saw him their with his family so simple and very humble, walang ka arte-arte sa katawan.

Kuala Lumpur City Centre

Kuala Lumpur City Centre - KLCC, Petronas Tower, Twin Tower....hehehe it's the same, what ever they call it, it is still the tallest building we can find in Kuala Lumpur. I was amazed for the first time, I see already the iconic tower featured in the TV  ^_^. The towers have been featured in films, television, books, and even video games and are recognized for their distinctive style, the reason why I feel so happy, at last! I see it already in person and it's real..aw...syempre..it's real, pastilan!

A pair of slender shafts rise above the city. They are slick in appearance because of the glass curtain walls, but still have a pleasant tactile appearance because of the scalloping of the shafts to create high-rent views.

this way please ^_^, I wonder what's inside...shall we go in? hmmm...but for how much...hahaha..

it's real...I'm standing already right in front of KLCC - obvious...^_^

Joining the two towers is a sky bridge at the 41st and 42nd floors. It stretches 192 feet across the gap to link the two buildings from 558 feet above ground. It is, unfortunately, supported by a truss structure, rather than something more evocative of the rest of the building.

FYI: 88 stories with 32,000 windows, amazing!!!

though the fountain is not on and it's raining, still nothing can stop me...strike a pose and click...uyeh! their is me.

Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur
"The City Tour"

Kuala Lumpur may be has so many places to see but because of tight budget we've seen not much. But yes we were able to observed the people and their culture. At first it's a bit creepy walking and riding to a public vehicle, but then for several days of staying in the City we start to feel comfortable and secure. That means, the line that says:  first impression, last long...is not really true, hmmm may be for some..^_^