Your Scene: A vibrant Filipino visage
Roy DyBuncio traveled to the Philippines in February to see the impressive rice terraces of Banaue, carved into the mountains about 2,000 years ago. While there he saw a woman sitting on a bench.
“I ... stopped and asked if I could take a photo of her,” DyBuncio said. “I don’t think she understood me but just stared at me.”
The Encino resident used a Canon 5D Mark III.
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