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Friday, November 19, 2004

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Salcedo Park

Salcedo Park is a mini-park that can be found in the midst of the most prestigious and fast-growing commercial hub in the Philippines. This park is located in between Gamboa and Legaspi Streets. The park is consist of number of woods that grow taller as if competing the tall skyscrapers in its vicinity. The park is a good escape for people who want to unwind themselves.

 

These pictures were taken with Canon EOS 750QD and Canon 35-70mm zoom lens on Perutz 100 film.

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