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    Dont Test My Patience, i wouldnt go home till got enough money for my family: by elisheva, Views[347]
         		 Just Seeing Around, will go home after everything done: by elisheva, Views[303]
         		 @ Putra Jaya, Malaysia: by ridhayusardi, Views[134]
         		 In the corner of one place in Singapore: by ridhayusardi, Views[113]
         		 @ Swimming Pool of Golden Palm Tree Hotel & Resort: by ridhayusardi, Views[103]
     
    Too many cable that passing by on the upside is a sign of diverse life: by elisheva, Views[280]
         		 Old Lady waiting for tourists to come and buy Tenun Ikat.: by survived, Views[294]
         		 Childrens of Bena, one of Megalithikum Village in Indonesia: by survived, Views[230]
         		 Tenun Ikat and The woman who made it as her job to fulfil her economic need: by survived, Views[320]
         		 Bena Village. Fields where sacrifice were done.: by survived, Views[235]
     
    The Story Teller. The Elder.: by survived, Views[167]
         		 by mynotes, Views[183]
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         		 An amputee crawls through traffic after losing his legs in a train accident.: by brettstarphotography, Views[1101]
         		 Kids grow up living in very poor conditions.: by brettstarphotography, Views[1122]
         		 A street vendor who makes a living from crushing ice to make cool drinks.: by brettstarphotography, Views[797]
         		 A local man who lives among the train tracks.: by brettstarphotography, Views[785]
     
    A view of the city Jakarta.: by brettstarphotography, Views[856]
         		 Some type of fish, were tied in groups and weighed prior to display. I wonder why they put two orange fishes among the greenish grey one, why are they different? Is it possible they were orange flavored? : by winnietjahjana, Views[358]
         		 Shark catfishes displayed alive, but swim upside down due to swimbladder trauma. They probably experience shocks on the way to the kiosk.: by winnietjahjana, Views[520]
         		 Fishmongers lined up at a long table, preparing the fishes for potential buyers. Side by side, they cut and clean fishes using a pair of skilled hands.: by winnietjahjana, Views[266]
         		 11 am: Fishes from nearby reservoir has been on display for half a day. All the fish in this kiosk was fresh, not using any preservative or even ice, only occasional flushing using water was done.: by winnietjahjana, Views[332]
     
    When big religion ceremony occurred there must be art performances involved for example Balinese Dance, since it's closely associated with religious processions. A female dancer performs not only for the people to see but also present it to God. She does the moves gracefully and tell the story by expressing it through her face mimic. : by hannanabila, Views[601]
         		 Balinese kids are enthusiastic to watch dance performances as they take over the front row. in the middle of a dance performance a fully dressed dancing figure called 'Jauk Tunggal' gives hi-five to a boy and it immediately cheers him up. It's already late at night when people come to see and they are wearing the same traditional clothing.: by hannanabila, Views[596]
         		 Keben, traditional Balinese crafted box filled with elements to be presented to God are put together at the back of audience who gathered and continuously watching a historical - mystical drama shown at midnight until early morning. Not only as a ceremony but people sincerely come to celebrate it. More people come as the night gets late although they have to sit on the ground.: by hannanabila, Views[1022]
         		 A part of Hindu religion ceremony held religiously with Barong (a sacred good spirit creature) stands behind, men with their heads down sit in front of the leader to receive prayers as a symbol of fighting the devil. Everyone else who come stand at its surrounding to watch how it happens.: by hannanabila, Views[1006]
         		 A woman dressed in traditional clothing is preparing 'Sampian' made from young white coconut leaf called 'Busung' which have sacred meaning for religious ceremony. 'Sampian' is carefully put and crafted to be presented to God.: by hannanabila, Views[1086]
     
    A local resident looking to his own land, the area was appropriated and taken by a palm oil company. In fact, he lives as a farmer. Agrarian conflict between local residents with the company' is common in Borneo. Dealing with power, local residents continue to be victims of the conflict. They were driven away from his homeland.: by michaeleko, Views[565]
         		 An endangered deer used as food by the workers of palm oil plantation. Due to lack of food and away the location of the camp workers to the nearest market, workers hunt deer or other animal for their food. Though the current number of deer is increasingly scarce as deforestation occurring massively.: by michaeleko, Views[912]
         		 A six days old baby with a bath using water from the polluted rivers. Deforestation, coal mining and disposal of industrial waste streams contaminated all. Yet the indigenous has no other alternative sources. In the middle of the water crisis, people are forced to use polluted river water to meet their needs.: by michaeleko, Views[1680]
         		 An owl perched in the only tree, watching out his nest closely. Massive deforestation and at once create endangered species habitat loss. One of the effects of deforestation is the extinction of endemic species.: by michaeleko, Views[899]
         		 A scene of deforestation in Borneo. Borneo is the third largest island in the world. Now this island is threatened by environmental degradation such as deforestation, mining, palm oil plantations and water contamination. In sixty second, the deforestation happened as six times size of a soccer field. It is also potentially over, as many more illegal logging has not been caught or reported yet: by michaeleko, Views[1019]
     
    I feel alive in the room with a lots of books. I feel safe and sound while readi: by andani, Views[192]
         		 Everytime I go to library, I feel like I want to read all the books in there,but: by andani, Views[201]
         		 Since young, I have passion with books. I love reading books. In this picture, l: by andani, Views[331]
         		 That rainy day made them collected fewer money. “It’s okay,” they said, “at least this money can be used to buy lunch for us.” : by arenabayu, Views[258]
         		 When the rain fell harder, they took shelter in front of closed shop and smoking. “Smoking make my mind clearer, just like all of my problems are gone,” this man said.: by arenabayu, Views[263]
     
    The dancer performed his dancing ability in front of vehicles that stopped by traffic light. They carried a basket to collect money from people.: by arenabayu, Views[312]
         		 This instrument named ‘Gong’, a traditional instrument from Javanese. It looks that the artist played it deeply, surely he loves his culture.: by arenabayu, Views[351]
         		 Semarang is a capital city of Central Java region in Indonesia. There, I found this traditional artist group on a rainy day. Named ‘Jaran Eblek’ that means Crazy Horse, this group usually make a show on an inter-junction traffic light. This group has 4 members, two men work on music and two others have to dance and collect money around the street.: by arenabayu, Views[478]
         		 Sunset like fire in Big Sky Of Kupang: by komodo, Views[544]
         		 Komodo Dragon in Sky of Kupang, Indonesia: by komodo, Views[601]
     
    some people are doing bali religious procession at the temple is customary procession to commemorate the death of a family member. Religious leaders are leading the sacred procession, all participants wore traditional Balinese. Unfortunately the general public (tourists) are not allowed to enter the temple especially when one is implementing a prayer. However, visitors can witness this procession from outside of the temple, and it can also perpetuate the camera, as far as it does not interfere the religious processions.: by smallfoottravellista, Views[318]
         		 Uluwatu temple is located on a steep cliff 70 meters high as it has a very beautiful views of that can be seen from the west side of the temple. the view is the Pecatu beach. Pecatu beach has big waves, so it is suitable to be a place for tourists surfing sports.: by smallfoottravellista, Views[790]
         		 two man who the religious authorities walked together to pray at uluwatu temple. Pura Uluwatu be one of the interesting and unique temple because in addition to being a place of prayer or public worship, also known as monkey temple where there is a forest in the area east is therefore commonly found wild naughty monkey. monkeys that live among the trees and flamboyant flower that characterize the gate of Uluwatu temple.: by smallfoottravellista, Views[318]
         		 pura building is a place for prayer for the Balinese Hindu religion. Temple building has special characteristics that would be comparable with other buildings such as, at the door we could see the beautiful carvings, standing at the front door a few statues that are considered to have magical powers, and there is a yellow and a white cloth covering the wall of the temple. White and yellow cloth is a symbol of holiness for the Balinese Hindu religion.: by smallfoottravellista, Views[1083]
         		 Tanah Lot 'is a tourist attraction in Bali. there are a good spot to see sunset. 2. wonderfull of Cultural and religious tourism For lovers and photography hobbyists or both amateur and professional, this location is the best advice to be spot landscape photos with the theme of sunrise and sunse: by smallfoottravellista, Views[843]
     
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