MT. MAYON WRAPAROUND Here’s one for the Cloud Appreciation Society. It’s a photo taken by Dr. Jullie Sy, a surgeon from Legazpi City on June 22, 2007 at 7 a.m. He’s also into photography so that the moment he saw Mayon Volcano from his window wearing a splendid shawl of clean, white wispy clouds, he took his Canon 400D. As if that spectacle were not enough already to make his day, a flight of 7 birds got into the picture. How lucky can Sy get? His lucky number has always been 7 having been born on July 7. He had forgotten about that lucky streak of a picture until he saw page 1 of last Sunday’s issue with clouds like sea waves breaking upon the shore. JULLIE SYSunday, March 01, 2009
Mayon Volcano Philippines, The Perfect Cone wears a Shawl
(source jullie sy www.inquirer.net)
MT. MAYON WRAPAROUND Here’s one for the Cloud Appreciation Society. It’s a photo taken by Dr. Jullie Sy, a surgeon from Legazpi City on June 22, 2007 at 7 a.m. He’s also into photography so that the moment he saw Mayon Volcano from his window wearing a splendid shawl of clean, white wispy clouds, he took his Canon 400D. As if that spectacle were not enough already to make his day, a flight of 7 birds got into the picture. How lucky can Sy get? His lucky number has always been 7 having been born on July 7. He had forgotten about that lucky streak of a picture until he saw page 1 of last Sunday’s issue with clouds like sea waves breaking upon the shore. JULLIE SY
MT. MAYON WRAPAROUND Here’s one for the Cloud Appreciation Society. It’s a photo taken by Dr. Jullie Sy, a surgeon from Legazpi City on June 22, 2007 at 7 a.m. He’s also into photography so that the moment he saw Mayon Volcano from his window wearing a splendid shawl of clean, white wispy clouds, he took his Canon 400D. As if that spectacle were not enough already to make his day, a flight of 7 birds got into the picture. How lucky can Sy get? His lucky number has always been 7 having been born on July 7. He had forgotten about that lucky streak of a picture until he saw page 1 of last Sunday’s issue with clouds like sea waves breaking upon the shore. JULLIE SY
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