"Photography is a privilege, it always has been. Because once you’ve shot something, it’s like you're holding on to it. You’re not leaving the experience."
Xyza Bacani quickly rose from obscurity-as a nanny in Hong Kong who took pictures on her days off-to become one of photojournalism's most promising talents. Her work documenting migrant workers and survivors of human trafficking, capturing their unbroken spirit, ...
"I was already so tired I protested almost in tears, 'Lino no no no, ayoko na!' and he said, 'Stand up, stand up! This is what we need!'"
BEMBOL ROCO: They did a very good job restoring the film. It felt really good seeing my young self. The beauty of the film is still there. That's the reason why I feel really proud and I feel very good about ...
I'm a chef who grew up in the era just before the green-market revolution. Like so many others, my mother was a Birds Eye queen, and the Jolly Green Giant was her best friend, always hiding in the cupboard. So ...
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