Art, Cultures, and Life: It's a Living Treasures That Stays in the Heart Forever

Hello dear hivers, I hope everyone is doing well. It's been a while I didn't post a blog here due to the typhoon and cannot go outside, but now everything back to normal.
For this blog, I want to share with you the photos I took yesterday when I gone to the pharmacy and asked CHD for my uncle who had his dialysis. The photos I photographed wasn't the first time I passed by at that street but it's a couple of times. The first time, I'm rushing so I didn't had the chance to take a picture of it. So,what I'm talking about was a Mural Painting in the street wherein they have similarities of what I posted here about customes they are wearing.

In the picture, these are the vendors selling in the street. Normally, they sell dirty icecream, newspapers, street foods, binatog ( corn kernels with grated coconut, milk and sugar). The person who was carrying his good to sell, it can be a Binatog wherein the seller roam around to sell house to house.

These pictures also shows that even in a game, we use our customes and can be used also in occasions. And before, the elders utilized it as every day as a normal dress.

And we have our local products too. It says that, "Support Local" which is the products made by the people. In the picture, there's weaving, handicrafts, fruits and vegetables, and other products. So,overall, they made these mural paintings as it shows the products, customes and what ways of life. It is simple but captured the beauty of the city. And when I'm taking pictures, I need to wait for a second because there were people passing by and sometimes they stop for me to take a photo.😄

I hope, you like the photos😄.

Note: All pictures are mine and taken in my phone Realme C53, and the first picture was edited in Canva