Jack Kintanar Cariño

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Jan 15, '08 4:04 AM
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Planting Rice
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Ibaloi Girls w Dog
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Nat'l Geographic, Oct 1940
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Exotic Cover Girl
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Igorot Girl
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Queen of the Benguet Hills

Tags: ibaloi, igorot, baguio, old baguio, cordillera, colonial photography

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bbfloresca wrote on Jul 26, '07

Nice :)

rizhab wrote on Jul 29, '07

beautiful!

zigzag8rio wrote on Nov 2, '07

Mystic!

ricmaniquis wrote on Jan 4

good to see our history. TGS.

ruditabora wrote on Jan 4

your interests in archival photos have yielded great finds! TFS!

kacesar wrote on Jan 5

Trulyly.

jackcarino wrote on Jan 8

Among the old photos of Baguio I actually prefer those which depict the ibalois and their way of life, as compared to those which depict the infrastructure or buildings built by the Americans. Such old photos capture the Ibalois in their "age of innocence."

isismolintas wrote on Jan 8

Oh nice picture..
You know my mom is one too...

jackcarino wrote on Jan 8

isismolintas said

Oh nice picture..
You know my mom is one too...

Hello Isis! You also multiply na pala. I'll visit nga your site.

shane100281 wrote on Jan 10

really?that's great!pwede pa kaya kalkalin nla files nila?to ask for a copy or you have a copy po?;-)

jackcarino wrote on Jan 10

shane100281 said

really?that's great!pwede pa kaya kalkalin nla files nila?to ask for a copy or you have a copy po?;-)

This was posted by kuyageezer at the Philippines then and now thread of SkyscraperCity.

ricmaniquis wrote on Jan 10

very interesting. TFS!

mlsimon wrote on Jan 10

Some good news Jack. Pass it on.

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shane100281 wrote on Jan 13

memapteng!
sifa iyay sir?

ruditabora wrote on Jan 15

colonial imperialism through photography; to show how primitive Filipinos were at that time.

shane100281 wrote on Jan 15

this makes me go @!?@!?...so sad....bad, bad, bad.

aberdang wrote on Jan 15

This picture makes me angry if they were coaxed into taking their shirt off. Can you please write an article about this. Please save this in your history files.

Re: Ibaloi women are the only fully clothed among the Cordillera women; I wonder if it is because the Ibaloi territory is the coldest compared to that of us further north (Bontoc-Kalinga-Apayao) where is is warmer? Or is it because the Ibalois are closer to the trading centers where cloth is readily available?

Anyway, great history picture! Thanks, Janet

reianncayetano wrote on Jan 16

:-( *%$#@&!!!!!!!!

jackcarino wrote on Jan 18, edited on Jan 18

aberdang said

Hello Janet, Here is a page from Dean Worcester where he describes Ibaloi women as fully-clothed.

pumpkind wrote on Jan 27

igorots,we have pure and original culture.

cemarban wrote on Mar 31

I love this photo, I'd do the same if someone out of the blue takes photos of me without asking permission. . That shows I am full blooded Ibaloi. Thanks for posting old Benguet photos.

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