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    Entryway to the Mighty Mount Apo. A convivial entrance for braved heart.: by cebujohn, Views[396]
         		 a grand mother works for her 20 grand children: by babak_niaraki, Views[507]
         		 an elderly man carries a heavy bundle of lumber across the market: by babak_niaraki, Views[440]
         		 Once a upon a time he was a photographer!: by babak_niaraki, Views[464]
         		 an old forgotten Shoe repair man: by babak_niaraki, Views[698]
     
    Meet the Tribe and the Tamaraw - both struggling to survive in modern times. : by greggyan, Views[409]
         		 We chat with a Batangan Mangyan tribesman as he shows off some homemade rifles. : by greggyan, Views[593]
         		 Tamaraw! Hidden by our Ghillie Suits, we quietly snap photos of a Tamaraw bull. : by greggyan, Views[724]
         		 Fresh bull tracks and distant snorts: we're pretty near now. : by greggyan, Views[499]
         		 After a grueling 10-hour trek and 21 rivers, we finally reach the grasslands! : by greggyan, Views[335]
     
    Gregg Yan photographing birds in Batangas, the Philippines. : by greggyan, Views[203]
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         		 Peace. Moalboal, to me, represented peace. A place where time stood still. The waters are calm. Nature looked after life and the people respected that. : by mishc, Views[303]
         		 The other locals. Moalboal is a sleepy town. One or two locals would be at each guesthouse or restaurant, chatting with each other, some of the men out on their boats, a handful of foreigners, mainly solo travellers, diving or sitting at a bar. Then there were the children. So carefree, playing with their mates with wide smiles, radiating pure joy.: by mishc, Views[250]
         		 The locals. A few metres off shore is a long stretch of coral wall covered in colourful corals of differents shapes and sizes. Long blue tubes that spat out warm water, large flat corals with tufts of bright orange and green sea anemone where tropical fish would hide and occassionally peek out when their curiosity got the better of them. But the most amazing thing I saw were the sea turtles. These grand old creatures sitting amongst the coral wall or swimming out to the open waters; sort of like the birds of the sea as they slowly flap their limbs. All this only a few metres off the shore. : by mishc, Views[683]
         		 Mysteries of the sea. This was my first time scuba diving and it opened up an amazing world of what used to be dark and mysterious. : by mishc, Views[342]
     
    Calm waters of Moalboal. Moalboal is a small beach town in the Philippines that was once famous for scubadivers. These days, the divers have move onto more popular sites leaving a small quiet strip of guesthouses, the odd diving shop and locals. The peacefulness and serenity of the town is reflected in the calm glasslike waters, only disturbed by the soft paddling of local boats. : by mishc, Views[480]
         		 Start a productive day with a beautiful sunrise.: by nikka2010, Views[1042]
         		 Start interacting with nature at a young age.: by nikka2010, Views[269]
         		 The joy of a simple dinner.: by nikka2010, Views[236]
         		 Care-free childhood is free.: by nikka2010, Views[208]
     
    Lunch. A household waits for rice to cook over a coal-fired clay pot. : by raule, Views[581]
         		 Where they live. Makeshift houses in Ulingan. This area is called
         		 The children of Ulingan, a charcoal-making community in Tondo, Manila. Hence the name of the place
         		 A boy scratches his head amidst a backdrop of baked wood ready to be brought to the market where it will be sold off in smaller blocks of charcoal.: by raule, Views[515]
         		 A man shovels soil inside a makeshift oven that's designed to bake wood for 3 days to produce coal.: by raule, Views[565]
     
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