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Opinion

Ruins attract photo hobbyists

THE EAR - The Freeman
November 3, 2013 | 12:00am

PHOTOS. The Bohol earthquake ruins seem to be the photo hobbyists' favorite subjects these days, not anymore the tarsiers. This according to a tourist guide who happens to be an Ear informer.

JAPANESE. The tourist guide said one Japanese photo hobbyist he guided in towns most badly ravaged by the quake had taken more than 5,000 (and counting) photos of the ruins in Bohol and a few in Cebu. (Aside: The guide said the Japanese photo hobbyist owned a private plane and a posh hotel in Japan.)

 

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