During a visit to the famous Pinto Art Museum, we went to one of the museums and saw that they feature photographs of elderly Igorot women, one of them is Apo Fang-od, the last of her generation traditional tattooist of the Kalinga tribe. The photographs are hanging on the wall of the said museum.
This is what the entrance looks like from afar. I was behind a pine tree and photograph my wife as she enters. I also made a shot near the entrance.
The interior looks like this on both sides of the tiny museum, it only houses a few figures of art and the eye-catching framed photos on the wall.
And finally, the masterpiece. I love how the photos were taken and displayed. A very interesting work of art. I was in awe looking at how the portrait shots came out. These elderlies have the same bloodline of my late grandma, the mother of my mom. My grandma was a part of the indigenous Igorot tribes.
Apo Fang-od is the one in the middle holding a stick in the five photos.
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