As a native traveler, it has been my habit to photograph people and the things they do - under the heat of the sun. During my travels, I got fascinated with how Filipinos make a move to earn a living in this country. Be it foods, clothing, souvenirs, household materials, drinks or wearable stuffs, we've got it all for buyers like you. And what's amazing about the way Filipino sells things is that you can always ask for a bargain price or "tawad". You'll be lucky enough if you got discounts. In the market, along the street or "bangketa", inside passenger jeepneys and buses, inside shopping malls and even inside the offices, there will be someone who would sell to you and most probably say this: "Mura lang ate, kuya, bili na kayo". And if you become their "suki" or regular buyer/customer, chances are you'll get a free stuff to bring back home. Well, much has been said about the buy and sell business in the Philippines. I remember...
This Noriel Panganiban's blog campaign project for positive changes in the Philippines - the Filipinos, its beautiful places, diverse cultures, unique traditions, systems in the society and way of life. Thru articles, photos and educational portal (www.knowriel.org), Noriel wants to bring inspiration to everyone and encouragement to all Filipinos all over the world to help the Philippines become a better nation.