In honor of Philippine Independence Day last June, LegalMatch PH organized a photo contest aimed at capturing the essence of Philippine heritage, culture, and patriotism. The contest invited employees to submit photos that depicted various aspects of Philippine heritage, culture, and patriotism.
Winners of the Contest
1st Prize: Stenelie N.
Talent Engagement Consultant
Stenelie posted a captivating collage that perfectly captured the essence of her Ilocos-Vigan trip. Her photos vividly remind us of Vigan’s rich history, a beautiful city founded in the 16th century and renowned as one of the best-preserved colonial towns in Asia.
Her collage featured several historical and tourist spots, including the Bantay Church Tower, Bangui Wind Farm, Kapurpurawan Rock Formation, and Paoay Church. Each location, with its unique beauty and historical significance, leaves a lasting impression and enriches the soul.
2nd Prize: Neil M.
Data Analyst
Neil celebrated the Philippine Independence Day this year at Mt. 387. Amid breathtaking views, Neil and his companions celebrated by singing the national anthem beneath a majestic Philippine flag. Known as the Chocolate Hills of the North, Mt. 387’s scenic landscapes and historical significance made it the perfect backdrop for this patriotic celebration.
3rd Prize: Jae E.
Senior Sales Operations Analyst
Jae’s entry featured Lang Dulay. She was a T’boli from Lake Sebu, South Cotabato. She was awarded for weaving the abaca ikat cloth called T’nalak and for producing creations that remain faithful to the T’boli tradition, as manifested in the complexity of her designs, fineness of workmanship, and quality of finish.
Lang Dulay was conferred the National Living Treasures Award in 1998. That same year, her works were featured in an exhibit at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., as part of the Philippine Independence Centennial celebrations.
Congratulations to you all!