Project Magellan

Melbourne and the Great Ocean Road

A Collaborative Post with Sherry Marquez   Birds of the Great Ocean Road   Our first day in Melbourne started off with a breakfast by the river at Anglesea, a seaside village situated just before the Great Ocean Road. It was sunny, but the wind was freezing. We had a warm cup of coffee on both hands, but it wasn’t enough to snuff out the coldness. The chirping of the birds filled the air. Stories…

Bagan: A Collaborative Post

Words by Anna Aclan

  Sunrise in Bagan

  Travelling to Myanmar particularly to Yangon (former Rangoon) and Bagan has exceeded my expectations regarding this trip. Though pictures look magnificent in the Internet, being there and being integrated in their community added more beauty and significance to it. From Yangon, the former capital of Myanmar, to Bagan, we fell in love with the intricacies…

Dubai: Skyline and Sand Dunes http://wp.me/s16vHM-dubai

My Humps

    Burj Al Arab

    Time Travel Buddies

    “Sandy”

    Somewhere in Jumeirah Beach

    The Black Hole

    Mountain Dune

    Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Center: An Abu Dhabi Sidetrip

    White and Gold, Black and Blue

    Zabeel Palace: Home of the Shiekh

    Miracle Garden

    Great Ball of Fire

    Lost in Atlantis

    Shisha, Soda, and Some Serious Spinning

    The Other Side of Dubai

Taiwan: A Collaborative Post http://wp.me/s16vHM-taiwan

 Words by Jeremiah Juliano

  Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall

  There are places that you reach by accident, but make you want to stay on purpose. It was a promo-priced ticket, or probably chance and good timing that brought me and my friend of 10 years to Taiwan. Honestly, it wasn’t really a trip I’m ecstatic about. I had limited budget. My work and school calendars were packed. PLUS what the hell…

Seoul: Captured in 12 Photos

Lost in the jungle of LED displays and century-old temples (more…)

The Streets of Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur + Malacca

  Murugan at the Gate of Batu

  Love Song for No One

  Merdeka Square

  The Gallery at Jonker Street

  A Temple Within

  The Twins

  “Mundan”

  Riverside Residence

  Ella

  Restoran Warisan

  Circles of Summer

  Christ Church, Malacca

  Sunset Approaches

  City of Liberty

“Ribbit!” http://wp.me/s16vHM-frogfish

“Ribbit!”

“Frogfishes, members of the group known as anglerfishes, are usually provided with a “fishing pole,” tipped with a fleshy “bait,” located on the snout and derived from the first dorsal fin spine. This lure is used to entice prey fish. Frogfishes vary in colour; often patterned to blend with their surroundings, some are able to change colour. They generally lie quietly on the bottom or…

Jeju Island: Between the Sky and the Sea

Bijarim Forest: Walking on Red

  The Six Suns

  Jeongbang Falls: Into the Ocean

  Bounty of the Sea

  Caught in a Drizzle

  Yakcheonsa Temple

  Columnar Joints at Jungmun-Daepo Coast

Porcelain Crab Twin Rocks Anilao, Batangas

Ormoc: Surviving the Superstorm

A year after typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) devastated the Leyte province, life goes on for the people of Ormoc.

  Lake Danao

  Lechon: Best Enjoyed Fat and Crispy!

  Beasts of Burden

  Kid at Work

  Squidward, Sandy, Patrick, Spongebob, and Plankton at the Pineapple Plantation

Siargao: Caught in a Summer Swell http://wp.me/s16vHM-siargao

“One day I’m going to tame those waves.” -The Dreamer (more…)

The Epic Adventure Photo Competition

Wild

The Yellow Curtain

  Fast

Consuming Vortex

  Panoramic

Cloudchasers

  Epic

The Flying Dutchman

El Nido: There and Back Again

When one slice of heaven won’t suffice, you just have to come back.

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Port Barton: Off the Beaten Path

Because an unpaved road leads to an unspoiled beauty…

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The Beauty of Apo Island

Chillin’ Like a Villain

Siquijor: White Sand, Black Magic

Island of the friendly witches (more…)