A woman listening to one of the gubernatorial candidates for the province of Cebu, Junjun Davide, during the Liberal Party’s Miting de Avance.
May 8,2013 | Argao, Cebu
A woman listening to one of the gubernatorial candidates for the province of Cebu, Junjun Davide, during the Liberal Party’s Miting de Avance.
May 8,2013 | Argao, Cebu
An Ati child at their community’s beach.
April 20,2013 | Sitio Lugutan, Boracay
A boatman prepping the boat for docking on Boracay Island’s jetty port.
April 19,2013 | Boracay, Aklan
Provincial candidates giving away shirts at the Liberal Party-Cebu’s Miting de Avance five days before the national elections.
May 8,2013 | Argao, Cebu
Carlos Tañada of Updharma Down during their performance at Acer’s Playspace event.
April 30, 2013|SMX, Pasay City
An Ati child taking a break from playing patintero.
The Ati are the indigenous people of the resort island of Boracay. They occupy a 2.1 hectare piece of land on the relatively undeveloped southeastern side of the island. This land was awarded to them by the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples as ancestral domain. However, their claim is being contested by several business owners who say they also own the land, and that the Ati are land-grabbers.
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April 20,2013|Sitio Lugutan, Boracay
During Updharma Down’s performance at Acer’s Playspace event where Kamusta? Magazine was invited to give a talk.
April 30,2013|SMX, Pasay City
On the way to the office on Labor Day for Kamusta Magazine.
May 1,2013|Mt. Pinatubo, Zambales
The Ati-atihan Festival is a festival in the province of Aklan in commemoration of the local indigenous people, the Ati. Paraders dress in these costumes and paint themselves with charcoal to look like the Ati before dancing in the streets.
April 20,2013|Boracay, Aklan