👋 Oi, mga repapips, Brian Dys here! I love music, photography, and creative stuff like UX design and art. This is a place where I collect my thoughts and works. Apart all these, I’m Jaycelle’s better half and Bryce’s dad. 🥰
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c. 1987
Tag-ulan. Tag-hirap kami. Nasanay ako na taun-taon ay ibinibili ako ng mga magulang ko ng bagong sapatos para sa pasukan. Ngunit noong darating na pasukan ay lumang sapatos ko pa rin ang aking gagamitin. Nakanganga na nga at gusto akong belatan.
Isang umagang malakas ang buhos ng ulan. Kumuha si mama ng dalawang plastik na supot at isinuot sa paa ko pagkatapos ng medyas. Nilagyan ng goma para hindi maalis. Isinuot ang sapatos. Para daw hindi mabasa ang medyas ko sa basa ng ulan. Nakangangang sapatos, lululon ng tubig-baha.
Okei lang sa akin. Kahit pala para akong pulubi noon, wala akong pakialam sa mga kaklase ko noong grade 1.
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From parlorgel.blogspot.com
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A Stormy Sky Documentaries is a collection of images — moving & unmoving — from Manila, Philippines. Words, like cupped palms, mold pictures into stories. Curated by Brian Dys Sahagun — manipulator and garbage collector. Proud pinoy.
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I saw a white butterfly resting against a white Virgin Mary glass. They were illuminated by white light. You were the sudden image I saw that Saturday evening.
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Originally published in Happy Obituary 2006.
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“Nay, pabili nga ng Virgin Red.”
“O, isang Virgin daw o.”
Hindi ko na makumpara ang pinagkaiba ng isang seksi mula sa isang birhen. Basta uhaw ako.
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Originally published in Happy Obituary 2005.
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As I reached the steps of the footbridge in Philcoa, these kids emerged. What were they dreaming of? Fried chicken?
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Originally published in Happy Obituary 2006.
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I was with Hets. We were looking for a place to have a little talk. W is always the place to be.
She is also pretty when she weeps.
Our first digital SLR fresh from Quiapo.
The female restroom at EDSA monument.
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Originally published in Happy Obituary 2006.
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