Sherisse Photo Diary

18/02/2026

This is why I sometimes avoid watching movies set in the UK lately — they bring back so much nostalgia. Watching Enola Holmes and Enola Holmes 2 took me right back.

Three years ago, coming to the UK felt like a real-life fairytale. Even though my stay was short, I made sure to explore places that truly captured my imagination. It was a childhood dream come true — stepping into scenes that felt like timeless magical stories and castle adventures.

Here’s a little collection from that chapter of my life, featuring one of the living legends: Bluebell Railway.

11/02/2026

Just random collection of lighthouses captured across the UK and the Philippines — quiet sentinels standing between sea and sky. Though my travels were limited, each one I photographed represents guidance, resilience, and the beauty of finding light wherever I am

08/01/2026

music: ♫⋆｡♪ ₊˚♬ ﾟ.“I was enchanted to meet you”

Snow at East Grinstead�Countryside edition.
Everything looked straight out of a fairy tale—frosted trees, snow-covered paths, a cute little church under the bluest sky. Nature really said cinematography on point.
Meanwhile me?�No outfit check. No aesthetic pose. No proof of life.
Snow showed up. Scenery delivered.�Main character failed to clock in 😂
�Still, a moment I’ll always remember—because some memories don’t need proof, just feeling.

01/12/2025

✨ Myeongdong Night Market Where the Lights, Crowds, and Street Food Come Alive 🇰🇷➡️🇵🇭
(aka: “I came for K-drama vibes, stayed for the street food.”)
6:00 pm we were dropped off Myeongdong Street with a pocket money of 10,000 won each courtesy of our tour guide. The whole street transforms into a glowing maze of color and sound. People from all over the world crisscross through the packed lanes, the moment those neon signs lit up, it felt like I accidentally walked into a live K-drama scene.

Every corner has a vendor calling you like,
“Hey, you hungry?”
Me: “Always.”

-holding hands with bf ❎
̶holding fish cake on a stick ✅,

Korean snails (골뱅이) and skewered fish cakes (오뎅) Tteokbokki (떡볶이) , I am a pancake person o this Hotteok (호떡) is a must!

And that’s the thing: Korean street food is a must-try because it’s not just food—it’s an emotional rollercoaster. One minute you’re giggling with strangers, the next you’re sweating from the gochujang like you’re in a marathon you did not sign up for. Pero laban lang!

Plus, you get to say things like, “I survived Myeongdong tteokbokki,” and honestly? That’s a flex.

Walking through the crowd, surrounded by lights, laughter, and the smell of something cooking everywhere… I swear, Myeongdong didn’t just feed my stomach—it fed my soul. And maybe added two pounds, but let’s not talk about that.
✨ Verdict:Myeongdong Night Market = K-drama feels + food coma + zero regrets.Try everything. Take photos. Don’t ask the price of calories.

29/04/2025

Part of the Ancestral Domain of the Aeta Community in Porac Pampanga, truly breathtaking and culture-immersing experience

17/02/2025

Solitude In this private resort with my nephew.

Solitude is often mistaken for loneliness, yet it holds a quiet power that nurtures the soul. It’s not about being alone but about being present with yourself. In the stillness, away from the noise of the world, we reconnect with our innermost thoughts and feelings. It’s here that we find clarity and understanding, as we’re free to explore who we truly are, without the weight of others' expectations.

In solitude, creativity blooms. Without distractions, our minds wander and create freely. It’s in these moments of quiet that great works of art, writing, and music are born, as we allow ourselves the space to dream and imagine.

But solitude is more than just inspiration—it’s a sanctuary for healing. When the world feels heavy, stepping into solitude offers the time and space to process, to grieve, and to heal without the rush of life pulling us away. It’s in these moments that we learn to be kind to ourselves, to listen deeply to our hearts, and to grow stronger from within.

While it can be uncomfortable at first, solitude is a gift that allows us to understand ourselves more fully, to face our fears, and to rediscover peace. It’s in the quiet that we learn to love our own company and embrace the beauty of simply being.

In the rush of life, solitude offers the rare chance to pause, reflect, and return to what matters most: our own hearts. In that space, we find our truest selves.

09/02/2025

04/02/2025

The thing I miss the most whilst being in the Middle East is the enchanting desert. It always makes me feel there is enough room and enough time for everything.

Its incomparable sense of space always gives me an area to breathe in a new perspective that I can take back to the fast-paced city-congested life.

27/05/2024

It's no secret how captivating this place is. I wish I stayed longer, I wish I had more time. There's so much to see, so little time. I would definitely be back here for sure. I still need to see the caves

13/05/2024

Lies in between the border of Oman and UAE , you'll find this huge water trail that forms a pool at the base of the mountains that transforms into a proper lake covering hundreds of square metres. Just one of the many magical places in the UAE.

Taken back when I was learning landscape photography with FSO 2017. Thanks, guys for this beautiful and unforgettable opportunity. OH, This is where I got my first photography recognition ahahahahaa