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RoRo (Dis)Connection.

RoRo (Dis)Connection.

RoRo (Dis)Connection. More appropriately known as the Strong Republic Nautical Highway, the RoRo (Roll-on, Roll-Off) system aims to reduce the cost of inter-island travel and to speed up the development of trade and tourism. (Photo by Ayi Muallam)

Al Fresco

Al Fresco

Al Fresco
This scene at the corner of Kamuning Road cor. Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City. (Photo by Raymund Villanueva)

Overload

Overload

Overload. By its very looks, this pedicab hardly appears capable of carrying even two passengers. (Photo by OWEN SEGOVIA BAYOG)

Sons of Sacadas

Sons of Sacadas

Sons of Sacadas. Three sons of agricultural workers gather sugarcane to eat. In Negros island, known as Sugarlandia, children are vulnerable to malnutrition and hunger. (Photo by OWEN BAYOG)

EARLY BIRD

EARLY BIRD

EARLY BIRD. . Long before joining and winning the reality television show Celebrity Duets, Metro Manila Development Authority chairperson Bayani Fernando appears to be campaigning already. (Photo by EDNA CAHILOG-VILLANUEVA)

Guitar Man

Guitar Man

Guitar Man. This man is just one of many traders in Cebu’s thriving guitar industry. Cebu is famous for its fine, often elegant guitars which could rival some of the world’s best. Because of this, Cebu’s guitar stores tend to draw in tourists – both local and foreign. This guitar dealer tries to demonstrate not only the quality of his wares but also his guitar-playing skills – which, in the end, could make people more interested in what he is selling. (Photo by RAYMUND VILLANUEVA)

Amid the Noise

Amid the Noise

Amid the Noise. Amid the blare of horns and the roars of vehicle engines, a man lies under a tree along Taft Avenue, his sleep apparently uninterrupted. He does not seem to particularly mind that the place he has chosen is one of the busiest streets in Manila, a street that does not lose its noise even in the deepest hours of the night. (Photo by RONALYN V. OLEA)

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