No Lights for 75 years | Malaysian Tribes
"How long has your family been here?" "Since the 40s." "And how long have you been living with no electricity?" "It's been this way since day one, I think since…
Walking the Slums, Delhi
While walking in the slums of Delhi last Oct 2013, I met this child hiding behind the door. This is one of my fav images and I usually like to…
Feeding the Hungry, Malaysia
"Feeding the Hungry." "I recently joined a group that gets together every week preparing meals and feeding the homeless on the streets of Kuala Lumpur. The volunteers gather outside the…
One Year After Typhoon Haiyan | Philippines
Last year today, 8th November, after seeing the news on the super typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) that hit the Philippines, I made plans to leave immediately and get some photographic coverage.…
Teenage Mothers of Panay Island
"When do you think is the right age for marriage or sex?" "I think when you are 25 or 26, and I do want a husband in the future to…
Schmieman Family Volunteers in Papaya Academy
Last July 2014, I had a chance to spend my days with the Schmieman family here at Papaya Academy in Manila. Papaya Academy is a volunteer school managed by the…
Ati Tribe Receive Solar Lights for the First Time, Philippines
The Ati are a Negrito ethnic group in the Visayas, the central portion of the Philippine archipelago. Their small numbers are principally concentrated in the islands of Boracay, Panay and…
Miracle Children of Baliguian Island, Philippines
Baliguian Island unofficially called "Miracle Island" by the locals, due to its experiences with Typhoon Haiyan. It is the westernmost of the Concepcion Islands, a virtually flat remote island, yes…
Life in the Payatas Dumpsite of Manila, Philippines
On 21st Jun 2014, I visited the Payatas dumpsite with the help of friends from Kalinga Holland, a non-profit org via volunteering programs that helps children living in poverty in this barangay (small town/village).…
The Children of Vinh Son 4 Orphanage, Vietnam
Vinh Son Orphanage, established in 2001, then received their non-profit status July 26, 2005. Currently housing about 175 children from the Central Highland poor villages. During my recent motorbike trip…
Hard Workers of The Mountains | Ati Tribe, Philippines
The Ati are a Negrito ethnic group in Panay, which is located in the Visayas. In the Philippines the Aetas or Aeta ancestors were the 'aboriginals' or the 'first' inhabitants…
Beautiful Marimar, the Ati Tribe of Philippines
Last weekend, during our trip to Mount Tag-ao in district of Dumarao, we met with the Ati tribe, the indigenous people of Philippines. I took this photo to show how…
Hardworking Ati Buffalo of Mount Tag-aw
Ati Buffalo. A hard worker for the indigenous tribe on mount Tag-aw. - Panay Island, Philippines
Ati Corn Boys of Roxas
The Indigenous Ati Tribe on Mount Tag-aw, Panay Island, Philippines. Ati boy here picking the corn after harvest. The Ati are a Negrito ethnic group in Panay, which is located…
Still darkness in Olotayan
We travelled by boat from Roxas City to get to this island called Olotayan, Panay with the OIM and Humanity First Canada NGO volunteers. The homes here have been rebuild…