faye osman - photographer writer

The Penans of Long Napir depend on fishing as one of their primary source of food. They had to trek for two hours from their village to the upstream part of the Medihit river to fish.

The Ulu Magoh region is the home of the nomadic Penans. These hunter-gatherers still depend on the rainforest for their livelihood, despite the rapid logging activities within the vicinity.

During the month of February to April, the shores of Miri are abundant with the krill-like Bubuk shrimp. It is during these months that bubuk hunters flock the beach with their giant scooping nets.

Away from the hustle and bustle of modern life, the interior of Sarawak is mostly inaccessible due to lack of modern roads. These are images that tell stories untold and unknown by many.

Tanjung Semilajau is the proposed site of the highly controversial Sarawak Corridor of Renewable Energy. Here is a look at the magnificent expanse of lansdcape that will be destroyed for the sake of development.

Borneo is home to a rich mix of ethnicities and traditions. This is an on-going project to capture images of the various indigenous people living in this culturally diverse island.

Miri has come a long way from a pioneer town to a booming oil city. But beneath its rapid development, lies the remnants of what Miri once was: a small charming town with plenty of culture and character.

Borneo is an island with rugged and wild landscapes. From pristine sandy beaches as far as the eye can see, to verdant rainforests rich with wildlife, Borneo is indeed a paradise for nature lovers.