Karolus Naga is Indonesian based freelance photographer, doing documentary and photojournalism. His works about the life of slum community in North Jakarta been exhibited on December 2008 and February 2009 both in Jakarta. On November 2009, he particapated in Angkor Photography Workshop as student under Philip Blenkinsop (Noor Images). He is the founder of citrakostha; an Indonesian documentary web-blog.
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Indonesia: Sulfur Miner
By Karolus Naga
Posted in all, features, asia-pacific, slides on 5 February 2011
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Ijen caldera is one large crater that has much sulfur, which lies hidden between sheer walls of deeply furrowed rock of Ijen Volcano. This volcano emits gasses through fumaroles inside the crater and the miners trapped the gasses through stone and ceramic pipes to condenses the gasses into a molten pure sulfur and then, load [...]

Indonesia: Trans Islam
By Karolus Naga
Posted in all, features, asia-pacific, slides on 25 July 2010
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‘Though people will find this place silly and nonsense, but learning the wisdom of Allah is every Moslem’s right, including transvestites!‘ said Maryani, 48 years old transvestites who’s also the founder of the Koran School for the transvestites and transsexual named ‘Pesantren Senen – Kamis’ in Notoyudan, Jogjakarta – Indonesia. Today the ‘Senen [...]