Uno, Dos ay Mungos

Local folks in Surigao City carries altogether a house to be transferred in a nearby location. Polling manpower resources voluntarily to perform a task is one of the Filipino traits in the past that is still practiced today occasionally.

Samal Fisher

A fisher folk in Samal Island takes a breather after hunting for fishes in this shallow portion of the ocean near the docking area of vessels navigating from Davao City to IGACOS.

Dampa

Dampa is a traditional Pinoy game common to the children especially in the barrios. The raw materials of this game are rubber bands. This one here I shoot while the Badjao kids in Apo Beach, Sta. Cruz were playing it. 

Sungkitero

Collecting mature coconut fruits using this traditional "sungkit" is still a common practice employed by coconut farmers in the rural areas. This one being done in Darong, Sta. Cruz particularly in the Relampagos coco farm just beside Sibulan Riverbak.

Flight for Freedom, Aspiration and Vision

A kid in Padada, Davao del Sur maneuvers his flag kite as a sidelight activity of Kite-Flying Festival culmination day on May 15, 2016 at the Quirino Grounds of Padada. Kite-flying is now on its 5th season and it has been identified as a main tourism activity of the town.

Tuxying the Abaca

A farmer from sitio Colan in Barangay Sibulan, Sta. Cruz is shown here tuxying his newly-harvested abaca trunks. After tuxying, he would then extract the fiber. With the introduction of high-input vegetables in the highlands particularly in Mt. Apo Natural Park, abaca is not anymore given attention by farmers, thereby only very few of them cultivate the supposed valuable and lucrative commodity.

Malalag Ocean Bangus

Laborers in Malalag Bay carries some newly-harvested bangus to the packing shed which is just walking-distance away from the fishing boat. Ocean bangus production is a prevailing industry in Malalag Bay due to its wide water space within its municipal waters. This photo was taken on January 2, 2016.