Filipino media-based artists use various technologies like video, sound, graphics and animation as their primary medium. Photography has grown increasingly popular in the Philippines, with many local photographers focusing on capturing the country's natural beauty. Notable Filipino photographers include George Tapan, an award-winning travel photographer, and John K. Chua, known for his advertising photography and highlighting the Philippines' landscapes. The Federation of Philippine Photographers Foundation is a non-profit organization that encourages cooperation among photographers and supports the photography industry and society in the Philippines through workshops, training, and partnerships with other institutions.

1. Filipino Media
Based Artist and
Designs in the
Philippines

2. What is Media Based Artist?
are artists who use different forms of technology
and multimedia, such as video, sound, digital
graphics, and animation, as the primary medium
for their art.

3. In the current generation we can see how far art has
reached the whole world and how it has become
increasingly popular especially in the media world.
Because of the national beauty of our country, many local
photographers have taken the Philippines as the main
focus of their work. They coincide with the global
invasion of modern photography.
Filipino Media Based Artist and Design in the
Philippines.

4.  PHILIPPINE PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
• Photography is the art and practice of creating images using a camera.
It involves capturing light and other electromagnetic radiation through a
lens and recording it on a medium, such as photographic film or a digital
sensor.
• in its early stages during the late 19th century, photography was viewed
as a purely technical process, that of recording visible images by light
action on light sensitive materials.
• From the Greek “photos” (meaning light) and “graphos” (meaning
writing).

5.  NOTEWORTHY PHILIPPINE PHOTOGRAPHERS
• is a multi-award-winning travel photographer who has won two PATA
Gold Awards, an ASEAN Tourism Association Award, and first place in the
2011 National Geographic Photo Contest. In addition, five of his highly
acclaimed travel photography books have been published.
 George Tapan

6. Top 3 Elements in
Winning the Contest
1.Give the judges what they want to see by reading the
rules carefully.
2.Learn how to capture the beauty of nature naturally
with no Photoshop or manipulation.
3.Have an advocacy. Join contest not only to win the
prize, but join photo contest to promote the beauty of
the Philippines and the Filipino people.

10. JOHN K. CHUA
•is best known for his work as an advertising and
commercial photographer, having worked in this field
for over 40 years and receiving numerous national
and international awards for his work. Simultaneously,
he has used his photographic artistry to highlight the
Philippines' natural beauty.

12. BANAUE AND ITS PEOPLE

14.  MANNY LIBRODO
He is a teacher of an international school. He discovered
his passion for photography and where the rest of the
online world discovered his unique “ purely ambient
light” approach to glamour, fashion, and travel
portraiture.

15. Manny Librodo Photography:
A Landscape of Emotions
Be your own Photographer.
Find your own style. People will
always remember you.
Work with a lot of passion.

16. A LANDSCAPE OF

18. Members of the Federation of Philippine Photographers
Foundation ( FPPF)
A non-stock, non-profit organization that encourages
cooperation rather than competition among fractious
photography association in the Philippines has more than
enough. Created in 1987 for the upliftment of Philippine
photography and the welfare of Filipino photographers.

19. It is by providing the right leadership, the FPPF has been received
by the industry as a unifying organization around which it could
rally, with which it could work and from which it could all benefit.
The FPPF has the support of both the seller and the buyer- the
manufacturers and dealers in one hand, and the photographers
on the other.
In all the FPPF has justified its existence by helping photographers
and the industry break out of its photographic shell and go into
more relevant endeavors that benefit not just themselves but
society as a whole.

20. On request, the FPPF holds photo workshops for
employees or private and public institutions.
Working with government and private institutions, the
FPPF also organizes orientations and training sessions
for out-of-school youth, senior citizens barangay
vocational programs, and staff training.