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Hannah Reyes Morales is a Filipina photographer. Whether she’s documenting crime scenes or life inside Manila’s notoriously crowded prison, Hannah’s photographs capture touching moments of tenderness amid diversity.

From child boxing in Cambodia to whale shark tourism in the Philippines, her work also explores complex and controversial practices with sensitivity.

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