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Taong Kabayo
Taong Kabayo
Taong Kabayo. In a land of cheap, docile and surplus labor, humans take on the work of animals or machines.
(Photo by Raymund Villanueva)
Street Bingo
Street Bingo
Street Bingo. No polo field for these urban-poor residents playing bingo along Tomas Morato Avenue, in Quezon City. (By Raymund Villanueva)
Fast Forward
Fast Forward
Fast Forward. This scene, photographed in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, looks colonial -- except for the mobile phone company bag the nun is holding.
(Photo by Raymund Villanueva/ Bulatlat.com)
Foreigner in One’s Native Land
Foreigner in One’s Native Land
Foreigner in One's Native Land. A Quezon City High School student arrives home from school -- only the home she shares with her father and mother is a cart parked on a side street along Balete Drive Extension, Quezon City. The photo title is lifted from the signage on the left. (Photo by Raymund Villanueva/Bulatlat.com)
Pawikans Rescued
Pawikans Rescued. The releasing of pawikans (marine turtles) at the pawikan hatchery in barangay (village) Old Poblacion in Maitum, Sarangani is one of the events during the Bangsi Festival held on Jan. 25 and 26.(Photo by MAITUM INFORMATION OFFICE/Bulatlat.com)
Pawikans Rescued
Pawikans Rescued. The releasing of pawikans (marine turtles) at the pawikan hatchery in barangay (village) Old Poblacion in Maitum, Sarangani is one of the events during the Bangsi Festival held on Jan. 25 and 26.(Photo by MAITUM INFORMATION OFFICE/Bulatlat.com)
Through the Decades
Through the Decades. This couple walks with linked arms along the streets of Baguio City, as sweet as young couples usually are.(Photo by Ace Alegre/Bulatlat.com)
Through the Decades
Through the Decades. This couple walks with linked arms along the streets of Baguio City, as sweet as young couples usually are.(Photo by Ace Alegre/Bulatlat.com)
Masinloc: A Fisherman’s Turf No More
Masinloc: A Fisherman’s Turf No More
Masinloc: A Fisherman’s Turf No More A tree screens the image of a coal-powered plant in Masinloc, Zambales, unraveling a picturesque bay threatened by an energy source. (Photo courtesy of Bobby Tuazon/Bulatlat.com)
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