Last week I've been strolling to Boljoon a neighboring town next to my place. Boljoon by the way is a small town located in the southern part of Cebu island in the Philippines. The town is known for its well-preserved Spanish colonial-era church, including the Boljoon Church which is the Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio de Maria Parish, which dates back to the 18th century and one of the many National Cultural Treasure of the Philippines. While in the premises of the town I took some snaps of it and these include the Boljoon Church which you can clearly see in the backdrop of most of my photos.
As you can see in these photos I took them from afar, along the roadside, it was all taken before I get to the town center. You'll know right away that you are already in the town of Boljoon when you get to see this huge white church and as you get closer to it you'll see its intricate stone carving and colorful frescoes within the parish.
Meanwhile, as I keep on taking photos of the church it is inevitable not to capture some locals as well as vehicles passing by since I took it along the road. At some point, while taking snaps I hear the voice of a lady at my back saying if they can have a photo as well. As I turned back these girls are already smiling seemed didn't expect that I will turn back at them and so I took a photo of them as well.
After all, it was a quick stroll in Boljoon, and yet get to enjoy taking photos of the church and its scenery as well as of some locals.