#archieving

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K.

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3D Scanned Artefacts

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I learned to make a photo story after attending a class with a professional photojournalist whose his pictures are published in National Geographic, Reuters, and other international news agencies. Walking alone at at Pasar Colombo, Jogjakarta, I tried to practice his tips to be as close as I can with the objects I captured there, including the merchants and what they sell. Though these pictures may seems uncomfortable with filthy grocery vendors here and there, but this place offers fresh goods with reasonable price for all class.

Jogjakarta is one of the city whose increasing living standards, like we see in recent years, meanwhile the majority of inhabitants come from middle-low class who can not afford that kind of lifestyle. Just imagine if these traditional market vanished one day or at least the merchant got minimal income, there will be many people jobless, no food with cheap price, and we have to say goodbye to that nostalgic Jogja.

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Apprenticing at Laboratorium Kesehatan Hewan Tipe B, Surakarta! This is when I got a chance to do blood sampling from cow, door-to-door from the residents of Desa Jlarem, Boyolali.

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ArtJog 9: Universal Influence, at Jogja National Museum and some little things around.

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Elga Sarapung, director of Institute for Interfaith Dialogue in Indonesia (Interfidei) in one occassion.

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I and my friends went to a dangdut concert late at night in order to create a post in a magazine. Unfortunately, we didn’t make it.