View allAll Photos Tagged LakeSebu
T'Boli students at the School of Indigenous Knowledge and Tradition in Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, Philippines. November 10 2006. The School of Indigenous Knowledge and Tradition is a community institution dedicated to the preservation of culture among the indigenous people of the Philippines.
Lake Sebu
South Cotabato
PH
Instagram: @lantaw
More of Lake Sebu here: www.lantaw.com/2015/01/south-cotabato-lake-sebu-experienc...
a speck of red against the bluish light of the emerging dawn. another day unfolding in lake sebu when fishermen tend to their tilapia pens.
“In my dreams, I met Fu Dalu, the spirit of the abaca, weaving the t’nalak. She taught me the various patterns including the bankiring (hair bangs), the gondong sungi (classic), the bulinglangit (clouds) and the kabangi (butterfly) in full red and black dyes.”
- Lang Dulay
The colors show the character of the T’bolis. Black spells the struggle of the ethnic heroes which characterizes the people now, and red for their love and courage.
*taken from Inquirer news*
T'boli Brass Figure of a woman giving birth, assisted by a traditional birth attendant, made using the LOST WAX method. Taken with Nikon D80 fitted with 55mm Micro Nikkor lens. Natural lighting with golden reflector.
the habagat season can mean less than lovely sunsets but every photographer worth his salt can take advantage of the light and sights like this one, taken in punta isla
T’nalak is a hard-woven cloth made of abaca fibers with geometric designs and originally in color combination of red, black and natural abaca fiber. Intricately crafted by the T’bolis of Lake Sebu, South Cotabato, it is said that one has to dream of the T’nalak in order to make one. The T’nalak Festival is the Dreamweaver’s Festival!
in the upper portion of the photo is the Hikong Alo (falls #1 of 7) and the place where i took this photo is a danger zone since it's near the falls #2 (highest waterfall among the 7 falls) and they never allowed people to be in that area.. :) i just told them that this will just be a real quick..
T'boli Brass Figures of three musicians made using the LOST WAX method, taken with Nikon D80 fitted with 55mm Micro Nikkor Lens. Natural lighting with golden reflector
A fisherman on a dugout canoe. He made balancing on one end of the canoe looked so easy. I tried it before, as a young lad, when our family visited Lake Sebu on some weekends. I always end up in the water.
Lake Sebu, South Cotabato
View LARGE
