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What's your preferred mode of transport? *********************************************** Taiwan's public transportation system has a great reputation for its efficiency and convenience. On the streets and highways, buses are literally everywhere. It is the cheapest way to explore Taiwan. But still, many commuters prefer scooters to get from the outskirts into Taipei downtown, making the morning rush hour a somewhat polarious event. www.claudiosieberphotography.com *********************************************** #urban #urbanjungle #photojournalism #streetphotography #street #streetmagazine #zonestreet #citykillerz #taipei #citygrammers #rush #peopleinframe #fareast #taiwan #streetstyle #transition #commute #world #bizarre #everydayasia #travelphotography #streetscene #gramslayers #asia #urbanromantix #streetphotographerscommunity cc @everydayasia @streets_vision @streetphotographerscommunity

#Repost @magazinegeo with @make_repost ・・・ Officiellement, les Lamalériens d'Indonésie sont catholiques. Mais ils continuent à vouer un culte à leurs ancêtres et aux esprits censés habiter leurs bateaux, dans un mélange d'animisme et de christianisme. À Lamalera, les derniers chasseurs de cachalots, un reportage à retrouver dans le n°485 de GEO, en kiosque actuellement © Claudio Sieber

#Repost @getlostmagazine with @make_repost ・・・ Can you spot the odd one out?! 🧐 In Kuala Lumpur's Bukit Bintang district, a young woman works her colourful hijab stall. 🧕 Here, a modern take on Islam sees businesses provide fashion to women who are pursuing a more diverse, ambitious and cosmopolitan lifestyle. 👏 📸: @claudiosieberphotography

Vietnamese Street Ninjas *********************************************** With the current heatwaves peaking at around 35 degrees, many seek out a nice spot for some decent tanning, thinking of a brownish skin color as the perfect summer gift — Not so much in #Vietnam though. Where I come from, to refuge inside during a sunny weekend is considered a criminal offense — Having frankly more rainy, foggy or snowy days per year, you’re better off enoying these sparse sun rays once they're out. Well, in Asia, things appear to be slightly different. Skin whitening has a long history, dating back to antique times. A pale complexion was seen as noble and aristocratic - only those rich enough could afford staying indoors, while the farmers baked in the rice fields. Until to date, getting sun-kissed is not what Asians fancy, they will do all sort of things to shelter from UV. Funnily enough, „the paler, the better“ even defines the summer street fashion. Enjoy my #VietnameseStreetNinjas series, photographed in my current base Da Nang in Vietnam (where the beaches remain abandoned until 5 pm sharp when suddenly an entire nation rolls down to the shaded waters). *********************************************** Hi, my name is Claudio, I’m a Swiss photojournalist visualising controversial topics from the Asian Pacific region. www.claudiosieberphotography.com *********************************************** #onselfassignment #foodforthought #documentaryphotography #photojournalism #pale #portrait #storytelling #extraordinary #white #beauty #reportage #fareast #summertime #ninja #streetstyle #streetfashion #fashiontrends #world #hot #everydayasia #photostory #streetscene #documentary #fashionista #streetphotographerscommunity #globalwarming #everydayclimatechange cc @everydayasia @everydayclimatechange @streetphotographerscommunity

This week I'll be presenting a photo essay from the #Philippines. *********************************************** Christian was born in Manila North Cemetery and came to realize that his body is manned by a female spirit when he was about 5 years old. His parents dwell in "Norte" since 1964, but after Christian's dad had a stroke, life for the whole family got even harder. Now Christian and his sister help their mother with the small cleaning business she established to earn some 1-200 PHP per day - roughly 2$ to 3.50$. 🗣My neighbours always tell me; „Hey Christian, take care of your studies, you’re the only one who can lift your family out of poverty and Manila North Cemetery." Many children like Children won't even accomplish basic schooling due to the lack of money from their families, so they are bound to spend the rest of their lives in the cemetery. Unlike rural poverty, urban poverty is highly complex and multidimensional, extending beyond the deficiency of earnings. Along with a fast-rising population, the Philippines’ megalopolises are facing a steady influx of people out-migrating from the Barangays in the countryside, causing a tremendous housing shortage and squattering of public places. Thus the urban poor usually scouts for a refuge anywhere there is space: along streets, in parks, under road overpasses, and most bizarrely – in the graveyards. As a result, the cemeteries in Metro Manila are often home to not only the dead but also to the living. *********************************************** Hi, my name is Claudio, I’m a Swiss photojournalist visualising controversial topics from the Asian Pacific region. www.claudiosieberphotography.com *********************************************** #foodforthought #documentaryphotography #photojournalism #documentary #storytelling #Manila #extraordinary #cemetery #change #reportage #fareast #inequality #urban #world #humanity #home #everydayasia #photostory cc @worldpressphoto @oxfaminternational @everydayasia

This week I'll be presenting a photo essay from the #Philippines. *********************************************** „Most children in Manila North Cemetery are facing an uncertain time ahead“, figures teacher Joharrah from the Kapatiran-Kaunlaran foundation which runs free morning preschool lessons for the three to six-year-olds. Kindergarten and elementary schools are free of charge in the Philippines, but the parents must buy school uniforms plus books and participate monetarily in project work. Regarding Kapatiran-Kaunlaran’s survey, these additional expenses seem to be the reason why only half of all the kids dwelling here at Manila North Cemetery are joining classes (kinder/ elementary school) outside. Joharra Eunice teaches her young students math, Tagalog, English, writing & reading, good moral plus other values. The foundation hopes, that at least 1 out of 10 will have better opportunities. *********************************************** Hi, my name is Claudio, I’m a Swiss photojournalist visualising controversial topics from the Asian Pacific region. www.claudiosieberphotography.com *********************************************** #foodforthought #documentaryphotography #photojournalism #documentary #storytelling #Manila #extraordinary #cemetery #change #reportage #fareast #inequality #urban #world #humanity #home #everydayasia #photostory #streetscene cc @worldpressphoto @everydayasia @oxfaminternational

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