Jeric graduated with a degree in Architecture from U.P. Diliman, and is currently working for the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, his own practice, and other places that pique his interest. He has been taking photos since 2008, slowly steering his focus towards rock-climbing and travel photography. He currently runs the Climb Philippines social media accounts with his mentors and friends with the hope of growing the climbing scene in the country.
The Padul-Ong Festival in Borongan, Eastern Samar is both a celebration of the Our Lady of the Nativity and an act of collective mythmaking.
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Amid Metro Manila’s rush hour traffic, a small group of transport advocates are finding ways to reclaim their space on the road.
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We join a rock climbing veteran as he establishes new routes in what has been dubbed the Philippines’ next rock climbing capital.
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After a storied past, the San Sebastian Basilica is given another lease on life, revived by the interplay of heritage conservation and community-driven tourism.
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Dr. Angel Alcala has always been a scientist for the people. To celebrate his life and his memory, one of his closest colleagues, Dr. Rene Abesamis, pens a tribute to the boy who grew up in Cauayan.
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In the city of Valenzuela, an industrial hub redraws the lines between spaces for cars, bicycles, and pedestrians.
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Photojournalism is a deceptively simple form of photography. Fotomoto 22: Home's Jes Aznar and Veejay Villafranca talk about their journey in a discipline that balances the beauty and reality of life.
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