Photographer: Jim Laurel, Woodinville, Washington Image Title: Fishermen Tending Nets Category: Indigenous Cultures   Technical Details: Leica M6, Summilux ASPH 35mm lens, Kodak Ektachrome 100VS film, 1/500 second at f/2.8 Location: Carmelo Village, Cebu Island, Philippines Description: The village of Carmelo lies on the Pacific Ocean, at the edge of an old coconut plantation. Government land reform has shut down many plantations and eliminated the many jobs they once provided. However, many people in Carmelo still fish with nets or comb the tide pools at low tide to supplement their income.   Jim Laurel is a photographer and media producer specializing in indigenous cultures, remote locations and adventure travel. "I want to create images that help broaden people's perspectives and show the beauty and uniqueness of global culture.   His work has appeared on MSNBC, MSN, Slate, The Los Angeles Times, The Seattle Times, Mungo Park, and other online publications.   You can see more of Jim's work on his web site.   Jim Laurel Phone: 425-702-8892 E-mail: jplaurel@spectare.com Web: www.spectare.com     Return to 2003 Galleries | Return to 2003 Indigenous Cultures Gallery     Home | Contact Us | Copyright