May 6, 2009

Half a fountain

Despite what I wrote last September, I did manage to take a photo of the fountain of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), and at night too with the lights on. But just the fountain, no building, because we were actually inside the CCP watching a performance (I took this during the intermission). What you see in the background is the intersection of Roxas Boulevard and Pablo Ocampo Sr. Avenue. The tall jet in the middle wasn't working for some reason—the fountain is so much more dramatic with it. Ah well, until the next opportunity…

incomplete fountain of the Cultural Center of the Philippines

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35 comments:

  1. I bet that is so beautiful in person.

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  2. Dear Hilda!
    Many thanks for thinking of take a picture to show this beautiful fountain to your friends!
    It reminds me when we visit Barcelona there is a show of "dancing waters"in a beautiful fountain in Montjuic.
    Cool post!
    Léia

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  3. photo de nuit superbe, on dirait que l'eau est en or.
    beautiful night picture, it seems that water is gold.

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  4. Thats a fabulous fountain, it looks like it has a ring of fire around it.

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  5. Oh, yes, at first sight it looks just as something on fire. Beautiful 'burning' fountain and a good night shot!

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  6. The picture is fabulous Hilda! What a lovely fountain. I'm still trying to perfect the night shots.

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  7. That is so beautiful...you did a superb job...very sharp; you weren't carrying around a tripod, were you?

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  8. I think it's beautiful with or without the center jet. Wonderful capture!

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  9. wow ang tiyaga mo. kumuha ka pa ng photo during the intermission ha. :)

    sayang nga that the innermost fountain won't work. but it looks good parin.

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  10. i accidentally stumbled your blog and i have to say it's really fantastic,it makes me realize that you don't need to look of what's outside to appreciate the great views... well, you just have to pick the right ones! more power!

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  11. beautiful fountain of manila cultural center. i'd love to visit that place in real. nice shot for this entry.

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  12. Hey, your fountain has more jets than the one that I posted but mine goes higher. :-p
    That's a great night shot I usually have problems with night pics.
    Great job Hilda!

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  13. Great night shot, Hilda! Beautiful fountain.

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  14. Très belle photo (very nice picture) Hilda.

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  15. That is a very beautiful fountain. It looks so lovely at night.

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  16. Very cool night photo - This fountain is awesome - the lights are awesome! Great shot!

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  17. Wonderful photo of a very beautiful fountain!Really great! :)

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  18. WOW! This is an awesome capture: like a postcard! Love the lights too. Nice job!

    Happy WW!

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  19. Oh, it is amazing! It reminds me brilliant fountains in Barcelone:) Beautiful capture!

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  20. Still looks pretty impressive. Looks great lit up :)

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  21. Hilda,
    This is a gorgeous capture and not easy to do at night. Bravo.
    V

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  22. Beautiful fountain. I think fountains look best at night illuminated like this. It's simply magical! :-)

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  23. Beautiful.That lighting is what really makes it. Nice shot Hilda.

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  24. Amazing shot and a beautiful fountain.

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  25. beautifully captured hilda. you're perfecting your night shots. i wonder if you used tripod for this.

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  26. Very nice Hilda! Ang galing ng kuha mo.

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  27. Jacob & The Dong:
    No tripod but I held the camera on the ledge to stabilize it.

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  28. Beautiful fountain! I remember someting simmilar, but much smaller from my town, but it is not used now...

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  29. Fantastic shot. Thanks for sharing


    Gunilla in Sweden

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  30. nice! i always wanted to go back there with a camera.....

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