Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'Manila Bay'.
Found 25 results
-
'Rather an atmospheric view, I thought. (Unfortunately, the photo I took doesn't do it justice - but I wanted to share anyway!!) -
'Just for a change... A view from my place three or four blocks in from Manila Bay looking towards Ermita and the Port Area at dawn.
-
Artificial island under construction in Manila Bay
meagain posted a gallery image in Sunsets, sunrises, clouds and the sky
An artificial island under construction in Manila Bay... Enjoy the famous Manila Bay sunset while you can!! -
What used to be a nice view of Manila Bay, a few blocks in from Roxas Blvd., is now fast disappearing behind a seemingly never-ending stream of new high-rise buildings. Not that there will be much of the Bay left to admire from the new buildings either - since the construction of a new artificial island has commenced.
-
from the 32nd floor of a building three blocks in from Roxas Blvd.
-
There's always nostalgia after watching the sunset.
-
Had fun at Sm MOA seaside. It's been a while since the last time I watched sunset... make me think deeper about life, also it helps me relax.
-
-
Couple watching Manila Bay Sunset at Mall of Asia
Jennifer Rolfe posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Jenny's Photo Album 🌻
Couples enjoying the view of a Manila Bay sunset at the seaside MOA. -
Sangley Point, Cavite and Manila Bay from the air
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Aerial Photography
With Laguna de Bay in the background. The photo was taken on a flight into Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila, sometime in 2016 -
Or Manila Bay Dusk, if you prefer! Photo taken from the 32nd floor of a building in Adriatico Street, Ermita, Manila.
-
The changing face of Manila - Another High Rise goes up near the bay
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Manila Bay in the early morning sunlight - with the latest addition to Manila's skyline going up fast! The crane is working on La Nobleza Terrazas - Salas Street, between M.H. Del Pilar Street and Manini Street in Ermita, Manila -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
As viewed from a 32nd floor condominium unit in Robinsons Adriatico - after a long night of working to bring you a better website... Or, at least, one that actually works!! ?☺ -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
As viewed from the 32nd floor of one of the Robinsons Adriatico Towers -
Manila Bay at Night with departing Cruise Ship
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
-
From the album: Manila, Philippines
The dark, rainy season clouds of a tropical rain storm passing over Manila Bay. With 1322 Roxas Blvd., (the Golden Empire tower,) and La Nobleza Terazzas (under construction,) in the foreground. -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
It's that crane again! Construction continues on La Nobleza Terrazas in Ermita, Manila. Early morning on the 1st of July, 2017 -
A spectacular, firey orange sunset over Manila Bay
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
A rather dramatic sunset over Manila Bay. The lovely orange light was the result of an earlier heavy tropical rain and thunder storm. -
Manila Bay and some high rise buildings in Malate
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Malate, in the City of Manila, on a lovely sunny afternoon in June 2017 -
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Manila Bay and some of the buildings in Ermita, Manila - as seen from my 'room with a view!' If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask! -
1322 Roxas Boulevard, Ermita, Manila - The Golden Empire Building
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
The 50 storey high Golden Empire Tower with Manila Bay and the developing city-scape of Ermita, City of Manila - as seen from the living room of my city residence on the 32nd floor of a condominium tower in Adriatico Street. If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask! -
Hyatt Manila and the Landbank Building in Malate, City of Manila, Philippines
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Manila Bay and the developing city-scape of Malate and Ermita, City of Manila, as seen from the living room of my city residence on the 32nd floor of a condominium tower in Adriatico Street. The hotel in the foreground with the swimming pool on the 8th floor is the Malate Hyatt, with the Landbank building behind it. If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask! -
New buildings in Ermita, Manila - near to Roxas Blvd and manila Bay
smb posted a gallery image in Members Albums - Index Page
From the album: Manila, Philippines
Manila Bay and the developing city-scape of Ermita, Manila, as seen from the living room of my city residence on the 32nd floor of a condominium tower in Adriatico Street If you would like to be able to download and use a high resolution (aprox 3-4Mb) file of this image, you only need to ask! -
What happened to the Manila Bay Walk? I may be wrong but, as I understand it; Mayor Alfredo Lim had an old City of Manila ordinance enforced - which effectively closed the place down. The law in question basically forbids the consumption of alcohol in any open-air space in Manila... People used to go to the Baywalk for the holiday-like atmosphere and to be able to eat really good food at economical prices. Whilst enjoying the sunset, they could also take their choice of any number of excellent bands, comedy acts and other live acts - mostly provided by Filipino entertainers in-between bookings for overseas contracts in places like Japan and aboard cruise ships, or whatever... Anyway, take away the cold San Miguel Beer - and you are not going to get a lot of people wanting to dine out and watch a live band with just a glass of water to wash the food down. No alcohol. Very few punters. Place effectively dead within a matter of days... As to the reason why Mayor Lim choose to use an old city ordinance to close the Baywalk - whilst turning a completely blind eye to all the merry beer consumption that goes on in the streets of Malate, (also in the City of Manila) - well... like I said... only he can answer that one. I have my own theories and of course, these are only personal opinions... One reason might be politics? Mayor Lim seems to have done his best to remove as many traces of his predecessor's fine works as possible. (Another example was the vandalizing of one and a half million pesos worth of pedestrian walkway in Avenida Rizal...) I also heard a rumor that Mayor Lim was upset by so many gorgeous young Flipina lady singers showing a little too much thigh and belly button whilst performing on stage with their bands. Damn! Is there something wrong with looking good and a little bit sexy???!!! And, bare in mind, Mayor Lim had a damn good attempt at turning Ermita into a ghost town when he had most, if not all of the 'girlie bars" there closed down during his previous tenure in office as the Mayor of the City of Manila. Meanwhile, all the "mga baklat" (lady-boys) in Malate were - and still are - free to carry-on as they always have done...!!
-
This photo was taken some time in 2005 - during the time when Lito Atienza was the Mayor of the City of Manila; in Metro Manila, Philippines. In those day's the Manila Baywalk was a thriving, lively and safe place for both locals and tourists to visit on any evening of the week. Then, you could enjoy some fine seafood, barbeque, Filipino foods and other cuisines from around the world; whilst enjoying the famous Manila Bay sunset. As the evening wore on, there was always a plethora of live bands and comedy acts to keep you entertained... Last time I visited the place, it was like a ghost town - and I would certainly no longer feel safe walking along the Bay after dark. What happened to the Manila Baywalk? Ask the current incumbant of City Hall, (as of time of writing, in January, 2008); Mayor Alfredo Lim.
