BALLOONS

May. 08, 2017 Paulo C. Rizal

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BALLOONS. Apart from being a day of worship for Catholics, the usual Sunday in San Pedro Street also becomes an opportunity for enterprising Dabawenyos to earn a living, such as this balloon vendor. Depending on the size, these balloons sell for P50 to P70 a piece. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

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