Late post. Trying to remember how great it felt walking around the historic and religious town of Taal. Rode the bus from Pala-pala to Tagaytay and then a jeepney all the way to Taal which is located on the opposite side of the lake - ie., it was a long journey to get to this old and quiet town. But it was worth the trip. Lots of interesting places and things to lomograph like churches, ancestral houses, monuments and the plaza.
Taken by lakandula with a Lomo LCA+ RL (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Fuji Sensia 200 film in Taal, Batangas, Philippines. These tags describe this photo: old, town, ancestral, houses, church, history, xpro, monuments, and taal. This photo can also be found in the album Religious And Historical Taal.
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