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A home to the Bontoc, Gaddang, Ibaloi, Ifugao, Ikalahan, lIongot, Isneg, Iwak, Kalinga, Kankana-ey, and Tinguian, the Cordillera range is known to be the Philippines’ biggest and highest chain of mountains. The indigenous peoples who live there are known as the Igorots, a word derived from y-golot, an archaic Tagalog term that means “from the [...]

Five readers sent tributes to fathers for our fourth issue in June. We also have images from a summer photo class in Iloilo.

The One Workshop Gallery in Makati offers a fresh, new perspective of “Ilocos: Through the Lens,” in a photography exhibit featuring an exciting range of travel and fashion prints by Carlo Claudio, Abet Dizon, Julles Roberto, James Uy, Leo Viernes, and Lorenz Yatco, with Rosscapili to join as guest artist.
The exhibit, which will run until [...]

Silverlens Gallery will be holding a photo exhibit dubbed “Sundance,” a collection of photograms by Kawayan de Guia, Neal Oshima, Allan Razo, and Julius Clar. The artists take a back-to-basics approach and utilize alternative photographic processes – Platinum Prints, Cyanotypes, Kallitypes (Vandyke Prints) and Gum Bichromate Prints – that antedate the first silver gelatin photographs [...]

Thinking on what to write about today, the idea of limitations came to mind but then again, we’ve been talking about that a lot already and they’re used as the classic excuse for not getting something done. In the 1996 movie “The Rock” with Sean Connery and Nicholas Cage, the two characters have an argument [...]

Drawing in more than 1,500 entries, with four lucky entries chosen by an esteemed group of judges, the “Timeless Baguio as an Idyllic Tourist Destination” photo contest launched by Victory Liner, in partnership with YKL Color-Fujifilm and Manila Bulletin, capped off its successful run with an exhibit at its Baguio Terminal.
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Graced by Baguio City Vice-Mayor [...]