It is the time of the year when people from all walks of life and from different places flock to Baguio City to watch and join the Panagbenga Festival. Now on its 15th staging, this year's festivities co-incide with Baguio Centennial Celebration so everybody is expecting that this will be the grandest parade the City will undertake. The Grand Parade was held on Saturday (February 28) and the Float Parade was on Sunday (March 1), and I must say that this year proved to be one of the biggest crowds of spectators I have ever seen in years. So without further ado, let me share you the pictures I have taken in this year's parades. 
Colorful! Shocking colors ata ang theme nila ngayon? Nice photos! I'm waiting for the floats po
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of this event! I Love the costumes!
ReplyDeletefantastic shots! obvious na enjoy na enjoy ang mga participants :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful costumes! :)
ReplyDeleteparang ang ganda ng pwesto mo. very colorful. I never witnessed it yet. more photos!
ReplyDeletepanagbenga is also the Flower Festival? tama ba? ang ganda! i haven't been to any festivals in baguio yet. crowded daw eh. pero sulit naman yata pag nandyan ka na. :)
ReplyDeletecan't wait for your next post...
ReplyDeletegreat shots by the way!!!
Colorful! Saya siguro nung festival!
ReplyDeleteWow, it's really colorful! Maganda ... :D
ReplyDeletecolorful pix!!! ano ba sinasayaw nila?
ReplyDeletecool colors, love it...we just had kalilangan festival here in gensan too, i might post some photos soon.
ReplyDeleteSo colourful. Like it!
ReplyDeleteWow pinagbenga! Two years ako noon sa Baguio noong year '75 '76 pa pero parang walang ganyan noon. At di na ako nakabalik. Ang ganda ang kuha mo. live na live.
ReplyDeletewow! wonderful colors! :)
ReplyDeletevery colorful!... i like the girls on golden masks =)
ReplyDeleteMagnificent. You know that bilao they have, I would like one of those. That's perfect as a wall decor.
ReplyDeleteHi Norman!
ReplyDeleteSorry I couldn’t visit you for the last two weeks! I’m trying to catch-up and see the wonders you have around!
These pictures are awesome! The colours are brilliant. WOW!!
Also loved to see the Camiguin post!
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fantastic shots! love the colors, the costumes, and the energy of this festival captured by your camera.
ReplyDeleteoh wow! your panagbenga photos are here! :)
ReplyDeletelove the one with the yellow girls and their golden masks! and the girls with the brooms for peacock tails!
Flower power!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so alive. Wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful parade of colors similar to my country's festival of flowers. Great eye for shooting.
ReplyDeleteang cute nun dunkin donut..hahah!
ReplyDeleteWow! Wonderful festival pictures !
ReplyDeleteGreat colors and costumes... I need to go there one day !
My first time in your blog and I am certainly impressed. Good job.
ReplyDeleteHi, Lawstude!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see your Panagbenga photos here. I haven't had visited the event for these two years that passed but I'm glad I'm seeing the latest event here in your post.
I like the series, similar to what I have done before. I like your post about the donut competition. :)
i think i like your festival better than sinulog. nice photos there bro!
ReplyDeleteawesome, colorful pics! nakakainggit!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful! The colors are absolutely amazing! I've loved all of these photos!
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