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Monday, August 01, 2005

08:45 - Simbahan ng San Miguel (San Miguel Church)

Here is quaint church in the old district of San Miguel. It is just a stone's throw away from the Malacanang Palace, the official residence of the Philippine President.

San Miguel Church

San Miguel Statue

San Miguel Interior

San Miguel Church interior

Blogger Zarah C. Gagatiga said...

how did you turn the colors to sepia?  

Blogger juned said...

Digital cameras have several options when you switch to manual one of them is to take the picture in B&W and another is sepia. At least I hope all digital cameras do :). Also I like sepia pictures.  

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