Mark Went Wild

25/09/2025

Blue-tailed bee-eater.

24/09/2025

Kaeng Krachan never fails to surprise me. At first, the forest feels quiet, almost still, with its dark foliage pressing in on all sides. But as I spend time looking closer, the colours begin to reveal themselves.

An elephant slowly emerged from the shadows, a giant moving gently through the trees. A Calotes lizard clung to the leaves, so perfectly camouflaged it was almost invisible until the light caught its scales. The Chestnut-breasted Malkoha slipped between branches with its striking tail feathers trailing behind, while a Sultan Tit flashed brilliant yellow high in the canopy. Deeper in the forest, I watched silver-breasted broadbills carefully weaving their nest, a reminder of how much life is built quietly in the trees.

By dusk at Panoen Thung, the forest gave one last gift. The sky shifted to deep purples and blues as the sun disappeared, the colours echoing the beauty hidden in the foliage all around.

23/09/2025

At tumigil ang mundo.... Grabe yung kabog ng dibdib ko pag nakaka kita talaga ko ng elepante sa wild! These are the elephants roaming around the Khao Yai National Park and every now and again, shempre kelangan nila tumawid ng kalsada. I've been to อุทยานแห่งชาติเขาใหญ่ - Khao Yai National Park a bazzilion times pero parang laging bago sakin pag nandito ako.
Ano tara sama ka balik tayo?

14/05/2025

When you feel small, look up. Even the vastness of the universe is intimately known by God—and so are you.

"The stars don’t speak... yet they declare."
"He determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name." – Psalm 147:4

24/04/2025

Where the sea whispers secrets to the rocks — Chai Chet Rockies, suspended between sky and soul. Must love Koh Chang, Thailand!

05/02/2025

Nung bata pa ako, nakikita ko lang yung mga pictures sa National Geographic book at magazine na binigay ng boss ng papa ko. Parang hindi ko naman pinangarap maging nature and wildlife photographer—parang imposible, pang-mayaman na hobby lang siguro 'yon, sa isip isip ko. Pero alam kong gustong gusto ko at interesado ako. Hindi ko naisip na balang araw, hahawak ako ng Kamera at lilikha ng sarili kong kwento sa pamamagitan ng litrato.

Fast forward tatlong dekada… sino mag-aakala? Na magkakaroon ng pag kakataong makapagexhibit ng fine art photography. Hindi man NatGeo pero ansaya makita ng mga litrato na nasa kwadro. Pinag mamasdan ng mga tao. Iniisip kung anong kwento ang nasa likod ng mga larawang ito.

Minsan, hindi mo alam kung saan ka dadalhin ng buhay—pero kapag pursigido ka, dadalhin ka nito sa mga lugar na di mo inakala. Slamat sa lahat ng mga naniwala at sumoporta!

30/01/2025

This is just my personal observation—I might be wrong. But seeing the beauty of nature and wildlife being preserved is something I am always keen to support. I believe that each person holds a key to a healthy environment. The efforts of the rangers and national parks can only do so much; ultimately, people have an obligation to be aware—not just by following rules and standards, but through ethical awareness. Erawan isn’t just a park—it’s proof that with purpose and care, we can create spaces where both people and the planet thrive. The question is, are we willing to do the same?

What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make. -Jane Goodall I took a quick trip to Erawan National Park, and it felt like stepping into another world—lush, alive, and perfectly balanced. The emerald-green waterfalls weren’t just beautiful; th

30/01/2025

Encanto feels at อุทยานแห่งชาติเอราวัณ Erawan National Park Thailand!

23/01/2025

Super excited na sa aking first ever photography exhibition! Here’s a preview ng pakimkim na bookmarks! If you want to get one, just let me know. Pag iisipan ko. Ahahaha.

03/01/2025

Coming from Southeast Asia, experiencing the winter wilderness in South Korea was incredible. Watching birds like the Eurasian nuthatch on the snowy slopes of Mt. Balwangsan was such a stark and beautiful contrast to what I’m used to. These little birds are fascinating, they’re one of the few species that can climb both up and down tree trunks, and their name comes from their habit of wedging nuts into bark to crack them open. Seeing them gather food in such a harsh yet beautiful environment was a reminder of nature’s resilience.