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My Japanese Spitz-Poodle dog who likes to sleep under beds, racks, shelves and tables because of the coolness of the floor. Here, she has just awakened from a refreshing nap beneath the kitchen’s newspaper rack and is still a bit disoriented from sleep.

This was taken with a Kodak KB-10 camera at my home in Iloilo City, Philippines in January 2004.

The mother native deer in a Capiz Province reservation for endangered species. This picture was taken from a close angle. She is a gentle animal and not averse to humans. However, we were warned not to reach through the wire fence and try to touch her.

This was taken with a Kodak KB-10 camera at Capiz Province, Philippines in 1996.

A small breed of native deer, indigenous to the Philippines. It is shown here as captured and being raised by a reservation for endangered species in Capiz. The deer and her young are housed in a fairly rock-strewn pen peppered with trees and wild growth.

This was taken with a Kodak KB-10 camera at Capiz Province, Philippines in 1996.

A female chicken, called Munga (Hiligaynon for “female chicken”). She was photographed at the rocky portion of a suburban front yard, where she spends her days luxuriating in the sun and examining the plants.

This was taken with a Kodak KB-10 camera at my home in Iloilo City, Philippines in October 2000.

The subject is an endangered species of wild boar, indigenous to the Philippines. It is one of the few captured and being raised by a reservation in Capiz. I was struck by its melancholy pose behind its pen of wires.

This was taken with a Kodak KB-10 camera at Capiz Province, Philippines in 1996.