Rain fell constantly on this dreary autumn day in Hallstatt. Under the comfort of a small umbrella, I tried to capture the quiet serenity of this quaint town as the clouds drifted low over Hallstatt lake.
Filipina photographer Yen Baet's entry to the National Geographic Photo Contest. "Rainy Night in Hallstatt", was taken in Austria as twilight crept in. It shows a church by a picturesque lake. Baet learned photography on her own. She has a degree in English, and has been published in the Philippines and Japan. She was born in the Philippines but immigrated to the US. England is now her home, though
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E. Murray Bruner Philippine Collection
These photographs were taken by E. Murray Bruner who was a member of the Philippines Constabulary, First Company Isabella, from 1906—1910. The E. Murray Bruner Philippine Collection is part of the South East Asian Images and Text collection of the University of Wisconsin.
Sra. Consuela Perrere poses for a photograph. American and Filipino soldiers pose for a photograph.
Ah Yet - Waiter, Ah - Cook, Ah Shim - Waiter.
Three Filipino men pose for a photograph.
American Man and Filipino Women.
Officers Quarters, Teachers Camp, Baguio, P.I.
Officers quarters, teachers camp, Baguio, P.l. Tents in the forest.
Igorot warriors pose for a photograph.
Two women weaving using a traditional backstrap loom.
Four soldiers ride carabao pulling a heavy piece of wood.
A row of military buildings.
An Echague Belle: Consuela
A Group of Native Officers and One American.
Filipino Girls, Posing.
Two Filipino girls pose for a photograph.
The bride and Family.
A bride poses for a photograph with her family and two American soldiers.
A bride poses for a photograph with her family and two American soldiers.
An American military officer poses for a photograph with two Filipino women.
Igorots
Weaving at Banaue
Pulling Wood.
Officers Ave. Camp John Hay, Baguio
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