Mel earned a BA degree in Photojournalism from CSU,
Sacramento. He has worked for several newspapers and
magazines as a photojournalist. More recently, he has
taken photos throughout his journeys in the Philippines.
The images capture a Philippines that most tourists
never see.
Sacramento. He has worked for several newspapers and
magazines as a photojournalist. More recently, he has
taken photos throughout his journeys in the Philippines.
The images capture a Philippines that most tourists
never see.
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Learning to playin Bamboo instruments in Baguio.
Preparing to sacrifice a black pig at a Canao at Cafe at the Ruins in Baguio.
A beautiful tattooed woman weaving traditional cloth at the
Easter Weaving School in Baguio.
Easter Weaving School in Baguio.
Cherubs waiting for shipping.
The rice terraces at Sagada in the Mountain Province. Though not as
well-known as the Banaue rice terraces, these were just as scenic.
well-known as the Banaue rice terraces, these were just as scenic.