Drying the Danggit

Early in the morning on October 1, 2016; a woman in Dagsa, Tuban, Sta. Cruz files up her danggit fishes for sun drying. With the bounty of danggit in this place, production of dried danggit is one of the livelihood of women.

HABAL-HABAL

A habal-habal driver here ferries a family of six (6) from Barangay Melilia to Poblacion Sta. Cruz. Despite the paved road in this area, residents still choose single motorcycle as the easiest means of transportation. 

Rejean

Rejean is a Bagobo-Tagabawa lady from Sibulan who was a participant of Biyaneng ko Karubbadan. Byaneng is a Bagobo word which means "Muse". 

Harvest Day

A fish cage laborer here gathers water from the sea to be refilled to empty barrels in time before the newly-harvested bangus will be transferred. Fish production in a cages is a prevailing industry in Tagabuli Bay, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur.

Trees Brew Life 2

Employees from San Miguel Brewery, Inc. plant trees along the riverbank of Matina Pangi River, Davao City on August 13, 2016. For four straight years now, SMB has partnered with the Barangay Government of Matina Pangi to reforest identified areas of the barangay as part of its TREES BREW LIFE initiative. 

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.