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Roehl Niño Bautista Quezon City, Philippines Top Stories About Roehl Niño Bautista I shoot athletes, politicians, and other people of interest in action/ Also, I love writing delayed leads and profiles. Featured View by Section Lifestyle Sports News SciTech This is loss. Ina* held on to that number. It was her older brother’s chances of recovery. His heart had already stopped at sunrise before he was brought back. The doctor told them to brace for the worst. Given the circumstances, twenty percent was not a good number. But a small chance was big enough for Ina. FlipScience Link to Story Why use a fountain pen? Here’s what science says While technology enables us to ditch lead and ink for keyboards, there has been a renewed interest in fine writing materials. Descending from the quill (featured heavily in Jose Rizal illustrations and movies), the ballpen’s ancestor, the fountain pen, is alive and kicking (or leaking) in the digital age. Link to Story Ichi go ichi e: Notes from the Jenesys 2.0 Japan homestay program Fuji greeted us as we opened the curtain of our hotel room in Chiba. It was cold, and the wind kissing our cheeks made it chillier as we wondered how girls on the sidewalk across the street could bike their way to school in that weather. 16 hours into the our 9-day immersion in Japan and we’ve already experienced a lot, more than just sunset after 4 p.m., leaving your shoes at the restaurant locker, having ice cream puffs. Link to Story Immortalizing the katutubo: The photo treks of Jacob Maentz Maentz's trips have brought him to the mountains and to the seas, where he took this shot of a deep-diving Badjao. Photo courtesy of Jacob Maentz. Elder women with red sashes across their chest danced erratically to percussions and strings in the middle of a hut. The house, owned by the elders' leader, was the center of that year's Anito Festival of the Abelling Tribe in Sitio San Pedro, Tarlac. Link to Story Abelling Anito Festival: A tribe’s struggling legacy (Part 3 of 3) (“We are not Aetas. Our ancestors are from a different place.”) Manong Johnny Basilio felt the need to clarify. While he and other members of the Abelling Tribe may be similar in skin tone, stature, and hair to their better-known neighbors in Tarlac, their vice chieftain said their customs are all their own. Link to Story Hope amid despair: Pinoys help Japanese Yolanda survivor get in touch with family The crumpled note bore barely more than a few personal details and an address, hastily scribbled in broken English and Japanese. But to a family far away, it meant the world. GMA News Online Link to Story “Scout Rangers of fortune are we” Somber tunes played from trumpets as six men in black-and-white fatigue carried a flag-covered casket to a tent inside Libingan ng mga Bayani. They were not carrying a personal comrade, but the man nevertheless shared the same scout ranger uniform, wore the same black beret, and vowed to fight for the same country. Link to Story The grown-up palette of CJ de Silva Former Promil gifted child CJ de Silva is turning 26 in a few weeks, happily married, and working as an art director for an ad agency while still honing her craft as a painter on the weekend. GMA News Online Link to Story Batanes beyond its stone houses When God showered the traits of honesty and hospitality to Filipinos, the native settlers of Batanes must have been exposed a bit longer than the others. GMA News Online Link to Story From gifted child to pro photographer In the 1990s Shaira Luna and other “gifted children” of the Promil TV ads became household names. 10 years later she's now a professional freelance photographer who's shot a variety of subjects from fashion and products, to celebrities like comedian Ramon Bautista and Sen Bongbong Marcos. At a talk in DLSU she shared the story of how she moved behind the camera lens. . GMA News Online Link to Story Bending it with Beckham I got acquainted with David Beckham in a manner unlike most fans or followers. My neighbor got FIFA for the Playstation and we played a friendly match at home. I chose the team that had my favorite color, Manchester United. Football was the first sport I played, at the age of six, but I was clueless about international football until that video game came. GMA News Online Link to Story Know-ho-ho! 8 gift ideas for science lovers of all ages December has just arrived, which means there’s one more payday left to replenish your gift-spending fuel. Still out of Christmas gift ideas for that smart kid who’s acing math and science in school (or that kid-at-heart who loves tinkering)? Here are some leads to get you started with your Christmas gift hunt. Link to Story View More Stories About Roehl Niño Bautista Ever-curious Roehl Niño Bautista personifies versatile proficiency, a trait called for from 21st century journalists. Roehl “Ronin” Bautista worked as a web producer for GMA News Online, the online arm of Philippine broadcast giant GMA Network Inc., working mostly on lifestyle and sports stories. He is currently managing web projects at a digital marketing agency, A graduate of the University of the Philippines, the country’s national university, Ronin was exposed to print, television and online journalism as part of his education. He is now finishing his postgraduate degree and teaching at UP. He has been a published writer and photographer even prior to college, however. And as a result, he is more than conversant with various forms of written and visual media, spanning from writing for print, to managing stories online, and capturing the right moments and angles in both photos and videos. Ronin is also one of the brains behind the start-up online photography website Shoot.PH and online college sports and lifestyle website Fullcourtfresh.com. roninbautista.net Skills Feature writing Photojournalism Journalism Multimedia management Powered by: Pressfolios Create your Pressfolio >> Facebook | Blog...