THERE WERE JUST TOO MANY PICTURES!

In this category, we evaded posed shots

We wanted the entries to be “action” pictures

Colorful and vibrant, Original and Trend-setting

Showcasing the rich cultural heritage our cour city

Sherwin Dy must have tickled the dancer’s fancy which could have brought a big smile on her face.

The dancer’s smile is just so infectious.  Dino Kintanar did it again!

Two words:  JUMP SHOT! And Omar Gallinero captured it!

Every single dancer was joyfully shouting!  Great shot, Ric Dumalay!

Jonathan Jara was one of the few who took pictures of dancers depicting Christian beliefs. This is one of his best shots!

Leading lines and so much more.  Newbie Aaron Dave Zerna truly delivered!

What we liked about this photo is that it showed the vastness of the Oval Plaza stage which is the focal point of every festival.  Dong Pading understood fully well the essence of this moment.

Ronald Rivera’s WOW moment which shows why SPED won the judges’ hearts hands down.

Dr. Willy Garcia’s use of the fish-eye lens gave his shots a different feel.  This photo is one of the best.

Newbie Aaron Zerna strikes gold twice.

This shot triumphantly showcased Gensan’s main street, Pioneer Avenue. Good work, Sherwin Dy!

Related posts:

1. Photo Contest Winners: Festival Sidelights Category
2. Photo Contest Winners: Pageants Category
3. The Grandest Street Dancing Competition Ever
4. Tuna Festival Photo Contest Finalists (Highlights & Sidelights Category)
5. Tuna Festival Photo Contest Finalists (Miss Gensan Category)

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Tags: aaron dave zerna, Dino Kintanar, dong pading, jonathan jara, Omar Gallinero, Ric Dumalay, ronald rivera, sherwin dy, willy garcia

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