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Photos and poetry inspired by graffiti and abandoned buildings in the inner-city.
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Continue ReadingTreating my son to lunchtime spaghetti at the little cafe near his school.
Continue ReadingSome wild paintings on the wall of a roadside hut inspired this little poetry piece.
Continue ReadingA day trip to bayas island and playing with the kids on the waterfront inspired…
Continue ReadingSquatting over a mud puddle along a city street to catch the final reflection of…
Continue ReadingThe Shrine of Agtalin is located in Pilar, Capiz (Philippines).
Continue ReadingThe grill on an old tractor during our afternoon walks inspired this little photo essay.
Continue ReadingGET MY GOGGLES! PLEASE! PLEASE!, he shouts above below the rain © 2017 Melinda J. Irvine…
Continue ReadingWandering around a religious festival here in a rural province of the Philippines, I was…
Continue ReadingMulitmedia poetry inspired by graffiti and billboards around Iloilo City.
Continue ReadingI just love the way this neon Billboard from the SM Mall in Iloilo City infused…
Continue ReadingGallery of fragments captured from the Artivism Street Art collection in Iloilo City.
Continue ReadingTricycles are great for photographs, the scenery is so close you can literally touch it.
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Continue ReadingPoetry from the tropical rainforest of the Philippine Western Visayas.
Continue ReadingThis is little poem was inspired by a mass of electrical wires twisting through tree…
Continue ReadingI confess, the pungent smell of jackfruit is something that turns my tummy.
Continue ReadingSymmetrical shadows on a church inspired this little photo essay and poem.
Continue ReadingSometimes fiesta noises in the Philippines go on for days and days (or rather) nights…
Continue ReadingIncredible what you can see in the Philippines, right next to a fancy shopping mall.
Continue ReadingExperimenting with the panorama feature on my iPhone over late afternoon rice paddies.
Continue ReadingLittle kids make friends on a weekend in the beautiful islands of Carles.
Continue Readingyou are deadand i am dyingleft behindembitteredlyingstatic stationedtombed abysslifeless lifereduced to this you are deadand…
Continue Readinghearts in our belliesbaby jyn swallows a coinemergency OP PS: Stopping by the house after…
Continue ReadingWandering the streets of Iloilo City last month I was privileged to witness Artivisim: a…
Continue ReadingBird scratchings in sand become haiku poem, like the ancient Latin scribes.
Continue ReadingSome ancient art in the public domain inspired this poetry piece.
Continue ReadingA tiny poem and photo essay inspired by the green leaves of tropical plants.
Continue ReadingLittle poem inspired by the transformation of palm fronds through sunlight and shade.
Continue ReadingI just loved the striking colours of this all-blue (including broken laundry tub hanging from…
Continue ReadingPhoto essay inspired by a lone orange leaf along the ocean shore in Estancia, Philippines.
Continue ReadingAn early morning poem, inspired by a golden sunrise and men hauling fishing nets.
Continue ReadingDinagyang Festival is a cultural weekend of tribal costume and dancing in Iloilo City, Philippines.
Continue ReadingInspired by indigenous weaving in the town of Estancia, Philippines.
Continue ReadingPoetry and photographs captured at the water's edge, near Estancia, Iloilo.
Continue ReadingWandering the roads in the late afternoon, watching birds and taking black and white photos.
Continue ReadingOne thing that delights me about the Philippines is it's dedication to repurposing, recycling and…
Continue Reading"Careful Ma'am! Careful Ma'am!" her voice panicked. A group of women gathered.
Continue ReadingCooking my first Filipino styled spaghetti tomorrow for Jerry’s birthday treat.
Continue ReadingYou can find a poem anywhere, even the garden at the local swimming pool.
Continue ReadingFinding stuff to do when you live in small room in rural Philippines.
Continue ReadingMissing the daily prompt after some dodgy street food.
Continue ReadingGifts from Australia.
Continue ReadingThis week Jerry and I attended the Dinagyang Cultural Festival in Iloilo City. There were…
Continue ReadingTuesday was my last afternoon in Australia for possibly a year or more and the…
Continue ReadingPoetry and photographs inspired by a stunning mural on the toilet block at Shellyy Beach,…
Continue ReadingWatching the sunset in Australia with my adopted son on video call. We miss each…
Continue ReadingWalking familiar streets of my hometown and I meet a little dog.
Continue ReadingA silhouette of a seabird hovering over the Nambucca River in the golden light of…
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