Royal Films Digital Photography

11/09/2024

02/09/2024

For awareness, baka hindi n'yo po alam... Malapit na ang kabahayan ninyo dyan sa Terraverde Residences Carmona, Cavite

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27/08/2024

Mrs. Universe Philippines FDN featuring West Pacific Asia 2024 - Jimymah Mayang Coching and other Finalists :)

22/08/2024

Promotional Video for Royal Films Digital Photography :)
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20/08/2024

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LOOK: Narito ang mga sumusunod na istasyon sa ilalim ng Cavite Extension Phase 1 na nakatakdang buksan ng LRT-1 bago matapos ang 2024.

Bilang paghahanda sa pagbubukas ng dagdag na istasyon sa LRT-1, walang operasyon ng tatlong weekend ang nasabing linya simula kahapon, August 17. |

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14/08/2024

The beautiful and talented DJ who performed her task during our corporate event at the Grand Ballroom of Sheraton Hotels & Resorts :)

14/08/2024

Some portions of Metro Manila remained submerged on Thursday, July 24, 2024, after rains brought by the Southwest Monsoon or Habagat and Tropical Cyclone Carina caused massive flooding in the region.

13/08/2024

When The Smoke Is Going Down (Medley)

10/08/2024

8 LIES BY A MOTHER
(A Beautiful and Touching Story)

This story began when I was a child. I was born into a poor family that often didn’t have enough food to fill our hungry stomachs. During meal times, Mother would give me her portion of rice. As she transferred her rice into my bowl, she would always say, “Eat this rice, son. I’m not hungry.”
That was Mother’s First Lie.
As I grew up, my persevering mother spent her spare time fishing to provide me with nutrition. She would cook fresh fish soup for me, and while I ate, she would sit beside me, quietly picking at the remnants left on the fish bones I had finished. Feeling touched, I would offer her the other fish portion, but she always refused, saying, “Eat the fish, son. I don’t really like fish.”
That was Mother’s Second Lie.
When I was in junior high school, Mother took on extra work assembling used matchboxes to help fund my studies. One night, I woke up and saw her still working by candlelight. I said, “Mom, go to sleep. It’s late, and you have to work tomorrow.” She smiled and replied, “Go to sleep, dear. I’m not tired.”
That was Mother’s Third Lie.
The final term arrived, and Mother took leave from work to be with me. She patiently waited for hours in the heat while I finished my exam. When it ended, she welcomed me and poured a cup of tea from a flask. Seeing her covered in sweat, I offered her my cup, but she pushed it back and said, “Drink, son. I’m not thirsty!”
That was Mother’s Fourth Lie.
After my father died, my mother had to provide for us alone. Life became harder, more complicated, and we suffered daily. Despite our worsening situation, we were blessed with a kind old man who visited and helped us occasionally. Neighbors often advised my mom to remarry, but she refused, saying, “I don’t need love.”
That was Mother’s Fifth Lie.
After I finished my studies and got a job, it was time for my mom to retire. But she didn’t want to, she went to the marketplace every morning to sell vegetables to support herself. I worked in another city and often sent her money to help, but she wouldn’t accept it. Sometimes, she even sent the money back, saying, “I have enough money.”
That was Mother’s Sixth Lie.
With my Bachelor's Degree, I pursued a Master's funded by a company scholarship and got a job there. I planned to bring my mother to live with me so she could enjoy her life in the city, but she didn’t want to inconvenience me. She said, “I’m not used to that kind of life, son.”
That was Mother’s Seventh Lie.
In her later years, Mother became seriously ill and needed to be hospitalized. I traveled across the ocean to be by her side. She lay weak and exhausted on her bed after surgery, her frail appearance a stark reminder of the toll the illness had taken. Though she tried to smile warmly, it was clear it took considerable effort on her part. Seeing her like this broke my heart, and my tears flowed freely without me even realizing. Despite her own suffering, she gathered her remaining strength and said softly, “Don’t cry, my dear. I’m not in pain.”
That was Mother’s Eighth and Last Lie.
After uttering her final lie, my beloved mother closed her eyes forever, leaving behind a poignant silence that spoke louder than words ever could.
I realized that the greatest acts of love are often hidden behind simple, everyday sacrifices. Cherish the silent struggles of those who love us, for they reveal the depth of their devotion.

Courtesy (c) Pasig Magazine.

23/07/2024

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40th PMPC Star Awards for Movies

Congratulations Dustin Yu for being the NEW MOVIE ACTOR OF THE YEAR | for "Shake, Rattle & Roll"
July 21, 2024

23/07/2024

Mr. Alden Richards and Ms. Aiko Melendez
40th PMPC Star Awards for Movies
Henry Lee Irwin Theater, Ateneo de Manila University
July 21, 2024

21/07/2024

This sweet couple has garnered another special award as TAKILYA KING AND QUEEN during the 40th PMPC Star Awards for Movies held at Henry Lee Irwin Theater on July 21, 2024. Congratulations Ms. Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes !!!

25/06/2024

Our National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts, Ms. Nora Aunor during the awards night of World Class Excellence Japan Awards 2024 held at The Heritage Hotel Manila :) Thank you Ms. Emcor Emma Cordero ...

24/06/2024

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24/06/2024

Congratulations Diwata PARES OVerload for being the Social Media Phenomenon of the Year 2024!

19/04/2024

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23/02/2024

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