The 3rd edition of the MCDP with 4 photographers showcasing their photo documentary works
Masterclass in Documentary Photography comes out with its third batch featuring the works of 4 photographers:
Opening reception of exhibition, 6PM, 9 April:
Good Spirits
The Collective
7274 Malugay St.
Makati City
Exhibition dates: 9 – 30 April 2011
From Tammy David's 'Crown and Country: Pageant Culture in the Philippines' work
Aninag is proud to showcase Tammy David’s Crown and Country work which was exhibited at Manila Collective last year. Check the work out as there are additional images in this series.
Bea Marquez's The Busiest Man on Sundays
De La Salle student, Bea Marquez didn’t do the keyboards, as she usually does during Sunday service at Victory Alabang. Instead, she set her camera on her father, pastor to a congregation of 6,000. Do check out her work, The Busiest Man on Sundays.
From the series, 'Gay Glamour' by Alex Rellosa
Alex Rellosa, a student at De La Salle University in Manila visited a gay beauty pageant in Mabini, Manila and took back photos of that event. Check the photo story out by clicking the image above.
From Louise Far's (Philippines) Angkor work
Event poster. CLICK TO ENLARGE
Three from the Philippines made the cut, with their individual works:
Breathless – Carmen Lopez (Philippines)
Redefining Art – Piya Constantino (Philippines)
Chhouet of Cambodia – Louise Far (Philippines)
Date: March 5, 2011 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Venue: Conspiracy Cafe, Visayas Avenue, Quezon City
More info at this site.
Asian News in Pictures currently on exhibit in Cagayan de Oro City. Photo by Bobby Timonera (MindaNews)
Works of past students of the Asian Center for Journalism is currently on exhibit at 2nd level, East Wing, Limketkai Mall, Cagayan de Oro City:
Asian News in Pictures features six photo essays and 25 single pictures – all of them compelling news images of social and development issues and events done by some of the most talented, audacious and passionate among Asia’s contemporary and upcoming photojournalists. The pictures were culled from the works of the students of ACFJ’s photojournalism programs, many of whom among Asia’s most talented photojournalists.
The exhibition ends on 6 March 2011. Check the ACFJ website for more details.
Photo originally appeared in MindaNews
Michael Lorenzana's Grand Widow work
I am proud to present the first student work here in Aninag: Grand Widow by Michael Lorenzana.
Documenting the life of my grandmother developed my relationship with her. I grew into a grandson with a better understanding of her life encouraging me to make the most out every chance that I get whenever I am with her.
Check the full photo story.
Cris Sevilla-Bilbao's work entitled 'Tawas'
In times of sickness and desperation, patients would rather consult and seek out the mangtatawas, because the payment for the tawas is only a donation, an affordable amount, in comparison to seeking professional medical help from clinics or hospitals.
Check the entire work, Tawas.
From the series 'Caught in the Middle' by Carla Mendoza
In the Philippines, much of the work focuses on poverty. And it is always refreshing to see another important aspect of the society, the Middle Class. For Carla Mendoza, a documentary photographer:
A typical Middle class household can afford to hire a Household helper so that they can do the laundry, babysit and so on. In a third world country wherein documenting poverty is overrated, there is also a another seemingly interesting story in the society.
Check out her work, Caught in the Middle.
Mining the Urban Ore by Gigie Cruz
Check out Gigie Cruz’s interesting photo documentary work, Mining the Urban Ore, now in Aninag.
