Ondoy MAD Flood in manila

[wikitoy]

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And for goodness sake, Koto isn't promoting himself. He simply just wants to share the chaos the storm has brought. Period.

my debate stops here, ni angkon naman si Homer nga partly for contest iyang purpose to sustain his photography, so, he is promoting himself....

[josefarrugia]

@jose

it's all over the news... watch it on tv nalang...

I always prefer another perspective.

It's all over the social networking websites... Watch videos, view images and read the stories of those caught up by the storm online.

[szichri]

I always prefer another perspective.

It's all over the social networking websites... Watch videos, view images and read the stories of those caught up by the storm online.

i don't see any perspective on this shots... sorry!

[koto]

guys grabe, photos ni sir ali, teacher sa ateneo, location in marikina ---> Login | Facebook

abot sa postiii ang baha!

[koto]

my debate stops here, ni angkon naman si Homer nga partly for contest iyang purpose to sustain his photography, so, he is promoting himself....

bogo.... contest dosnt mean promoting but just for the cash prize to SUSTAIN my photographyyyy....

is it ok to know ur name sir cuz unfair kaayo ur calling me on my first name not my istorya name

[josefarrugia]

i don't see any perspective on this shots... sorry!

Perspective, meaning a different point of views. There's a difference between the media, bloggers and the social networking users. Instead of watching the news, why don't you read upon the tweets or the images being posted by users online (in the case of Koto)

The problem here in the Philippines is that people don't recognize bloggers as much as they do abroad or in other progressing nations. At least things are slowly going the right path here. However, that's another topic to bring up.

[szichri]

Perspective, meaning a different point of views. There's a difference between the media, bloggers and the social networking users. Instead of watching the news, why don't you read upon the tweets or the images being posted by users online (in the case of Koto)

that's what i meant... and i've been watching and reading other online forums too, sad that this posted images doesn't much to what they posted and the stories behind those images... sorry i don't tweeeet

[josefarrugia]

that's what i meant... and i've been watching and reading other online forums too, sad that this posted images doesn't much to what they posted and the stories behind those images... sorry i don't tweeeet

That's what I meant by another perspective Anyway, I'll stop my ranting. Koto was free to do whatever he wanted. He decided to take pictures and I don't see any harm in doing that at all. Thanks for sharing your pictures Koto.

[koto]

Ondoy's Aftermath on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

[wikitoy]

WE can HELP.

WE can be HEROES in our own little ways.

BAYANIHAN!


Check PHOTOS of affected people in MARIKINA here:Ondoy's Aftermath on Flickr - Photo Sharing!

PHOTOS above are mine. Taken at Vito Cruz, manila.

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I can see that you edit your post, thank you for doing that. At least naa nay kawanggawa and dili lang for contest purposes..