JQ Photography

07/09/2026

Mini-photography workshop with Ormoc Photographic Society👍😎

07/09/2026

Another Street Photography session 😇

06/09/2026

Another street photography,,

06/09/2026

Just love doing street photography

02/07/2026

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06/06/2026

Photos in the poster by (top to bottom)
Jade Ruin Angelou Sajol
Hamlito Nocete
Ignatius Martin
Ralph Joseph Rivera

23/05/2026

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08/05/2026

My photo entry for the UP Los Baños National Crop Protection Center Macro Photography Contest 2026, please support my entry by liking and sharing the photo, Thank you very much🙂

Nature's Tiny Cultivator

Beneath the growing crops, a small yellow spotted millipede (Anoplodesmus saussurii) quietly does its part. Often overlooked, this tiny creature feeds on fallen leaves and decaying organic matter, turning waste into nutrients that enrich the soil. In agriculture, healthy soil means healthy plants, and this millipede helps build that strong foundation. By improving soil structure and supporting natural nutrient cycling, it encourages stronger roots and more resilient crops. It may be small, but its role is essential. This image reminds us that crop protection does not always rely on chemicals or machines—sometimes, it begins with the silent workers beneath our feet.