do you know….
what this is for?
super interesting thing that i spotted one fine day.. could anyone guess??
and in pure coincidence or not, it really had its desired effect. i think the people working in the agencies would be at an advantage to guess for this because they might have come across it in their course of their work…
and so, i was told. i don’t know what you called it, but it’s supposed to be a ‘trick’ to lure the sunny skies when it raining. some ‘pantang’ (superstitious) beliefs. some weeks back, if you remembered (just realised i didnt post the entry) i went to a shoot and it was raining really badly, they stuck this around the shoot area and some 2 hours later.. the sun came out and the clouds cleared!
talk about superstitious or what?!
interesting to learn, nonetheless. makes me think – using the same trick if you need to do a outdoor shoot.. like a wedding, perhaps?
have you seen it before? was it used in the same context?
6 Comments
loopedbusrides
i’ve heard of outdoor concert organizers planting this near their concert venues. i don’t believe in superstition and such weird folklore, but apparently this works most times.
cherieladieblogs
🙂 quite interesting right? Guess its the rather try-it and believe it mentality then to lose all hope and wait for the rain to clear..
silli_boi
if i not wrong its a way to like make sure it dun rain during events?
heard its done during every NDP
cherieladieblogs
really?!
now, that’s really interesting..
Anonymous
MG taught us before. apparently it was used the day before the golf tournaments! celia
cherieladieblogs
REALLY?
how come no one shared this with me before?!!