My Best Photographs at the Living with Nature Garden

My Best Photographs at the Living

with Nature Garden

San Vicente, Ilocos Sur

Capture the moment, share the story.

Dr Abe V Rotor

Angie, 18 and her pet greet morning at the garden. 

 

Hugging a heritage tree is therapeutic.

Farm hands find leisure after work. 

Alokon (Alleaenthus glaber) is a favorite Ilocano vegetable.

 

Markus and Mackie stroll among heritage trees 

with their Lola Veny+. 

Coed Angie, 18, harvests tops of talinum (Philippine spinach).

 

Two-layer bunch of banana is indeed a bountiful harvest.

A coed poses with the icon of Philippine hero Emilio Aguinaldo.

University of the Philippines students on a study tour 

"emerge" from the Center's arboretum.

Ornamental pandan or screw pine is an example 

of radial symmetry in Nature.

Palmera makes a natural blind against searing sunlight.

Bunga de Jolo (Adonidia merrillii) bears the reddest nuts, 

 

Garden shadows make a fine art in Nature.

Hello, sun in my face. Hello, you who made the morning and spread it over the fields ...Watch, now, how I start the day in happiness, in kindness.”- Mary Oliver

If you personify elements of nature, you suddenly don’t feel alone. The sun, the wind, the other living things all accompany us.