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    One of the strongest Sasak women was piling dried wood for earning her living: by ziadahjournal, Views[729]
         		 The serenity of eastern part of Ekas beach speaks its beauty in silence: by ziadahjournal, Views[661]
         		 A fisherman were knitting his net under the smal tradisional fishing house: by ziadahjournal, Views[874]
         		 The fisherman boats were lying disarrayed on the Ekas beach: by ziadahjournal, Views[780]
         		 New Year's Eve, The Whole City was covered with fireworks. well,because of the humidity when the firework blast,the heat create fogs.: by pranalim, Views[396]
     
    Puncak city at Night, right before the year ends. the sky at puncak were always cloudy so we rarely can see the stars there and it rains most of the year.: by pranalim, Views[489]
         		 The Side view from The Temple. showing one of the mountain layers covered in clouds.: by pranalim, Views[334]
         		 it's the Myogan-Ji ; A Shinto (Japanese Buddism) Temple. Prayer session already in progress. FYI : taking picture inside the temple when the prayer in session are forbidden.: by pranalim, Views[612]
         		 some visitors walking up stairs heading the temple for a prayer before the years end.: by pranalim, Views[350]
         		 The beautiful Bali sunset at sea: by mandala, Views[199]
     
    Monkeys are very common to find and they have a spiritual meaning for Indonesian: by mandala, Views[242]
         		 This is an aquatic plant that thrives on water and symbolizes spiritual purity: by mandala, Views[198]
         		 This is a community that survives selling oceanic algae to manufacture cosmetics: by mandala, Views[213]
         		 Fishing is still the main source of income for many communities in Indonesia: by mandala, Views[247]
         		 5. Just moments before the wedding ceremony starts, the bride is entering the hall, prepared to meet her future husband and the wedding crowd. Taken in Tawangsari, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia, january of 2012. Technical equipment: Nikon D50, lens AF-S DX NIKKOR ED 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6G, auto exposure: by viktorpischinger, Views[292]
     
    4. A silhouette of a wedding photographer, almost dissapearing behind the courtain. He is rushing out of the kitchen right to the scenery of the big event -the bride will soon be ready, everyone should take their places. Taken in Tawangsari, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia, january of 2012. Technical equipment: Nikon D50, lens AF-S DX NIKKOR ED 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6G, auto exposure: by viktorpischinger, Views[285]
         		 3. Groups of women preparing different parts of diverse meals, whilst in the wedding hall the guests are slowly arriving, waiting and talking - the kitchen is a completely different world getting ready to fulfill the expectations of the wedding guests. Taken in Tawangsari, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia, january of 2012. Technical equipment: Nikon D50, lens AF-S DX NIKKOR ED 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6G, auto exposue: by viktorpischinger, Views[323]
         		 2. Close to the ground the meal is boiling on a natural stone set, the fire is crackling and the Javanese wedding is soon to be started. Taken in Tawangsari, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia, january of 2012. Technical equipment: Nikon D50, lens AF-S DX NIKKOR ED 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6G, auto exposure: by viktorpischinger, Views[254]
         		 1. Behind the scenes of a traditional Javan wedding ceremony, the kitchen is the busiest place to be. A moment captured when a wedding camera team member came and helped me to light up a dark scenery. Taken in Tawangsari, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia, january of 2012. Technical equipment: Nikon D50, lens AF-S DX NIKKOR ED 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6G, auto exposure: by viktorpischinger, Views[425]
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         		 The praying time is finish. Mosque still crowded and people get back to work.: by runforrestrun, Views[275]
     
    While praying, the mosque feel so peaceful and calm.: by runforrestrun, Views[411]
         		 Before pray, people take a 'Wudhu' inside the part of the mosque.: by runforrestrun, Views[232]
         		 Every Friday Pray, the mosque is crowded. Most people come by a motorcycle.: by runforrestrun, Views[294]
         		 This is the right time to enjoy the sunset while drinking hot coffee : by rukmansadikin, Views[620]
         		 The big lizard in Indonesia called Biawak: by rukmansadikin, Views[3761]
     
    Here's a view when you arrived at Biawak Island: by rukmansadikin, Views[578]
         		 The dock to see the beauty of Biawak Island. Look at the sky! Beautiful, right?!!: by rukmansadikin, Views[967]
         		 The only transportation to reach Biawak Island from the nearest vilage: by rukmansadikin, Views[492]
         		 He's Bernart, baby from Papua with amazing smile even though his education, health and his quality of life isn't guaranteed : by imageworld, Views[360]
         		 Children in Obia Village, Papua. They're vulnerable to malaria but still smiling: by imageworld, Views[522]
     
    Formerly, he is warlords in Obia village. Now, he led Tari Perang (War Dance) : by imageworld, Views[674]
         		 Papua women are working together prepared the fire to
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         		 Nature is a best friend for Papua people where they take advantages each other: by imageworld, Views[359]
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    Relax and feel the breeze. One view of sandy beach in Hoga Isle, Wakatobi archip: by archipelago, Views[573]
         		 I got the bait. One-line fishing method to catch the fish is the best way for Ba: by archipelago, Views[809]
         		 Row Your Boat. As one nomad tribe in the nation and known as greatest ocean expl: by archipelago, Views[542]
         		 Schooling. Blue Triggerfish (Pseudobalistes fuscus) schooling in the reef of Hog: by archipelago, Views[504]
         		 Playing in the Yard. Kids of Bajo spent the afternoon in the artificial yard in : by archipelago, Views[724]
     
    Anyone who has ever visited Bali I am sure will tell you that with every Temple there is the opportunity to shop. It is no coincidence that a little market is either at the entry or exit to all significant sites. This is how these small family communities make ends meet. No pressure to buy here though,this little village looked very well to do; I would even say bordering on commercial. These hats just sung out to me to take their picture.: by mrsgee, Views[285]
         		 Tanah Lot the temple in the sea is one of those classic post card shots that many take at sunset on a visit to Bali. Unfortunately the weather was not on my side and had been raining for days so I just had to take the opportunity that I was given and that was a nasty grey old day. It was quite a busy day, there were many tour buses there and the place was crawling with people. The temple is located in the ocean and can only be accessed at low tide. Unfortunately it was high tide so we couldn’t get up close and personal but we were told we wouldn’t be allowed to enter anyway which I think is fair enough. We took heaps of pictures waiting our turn with the many people in the prime photographic points all taking turns. Everyone was very friendly and respectful to one and other no pushing and shoving for prime spots. Getting a picture without any other tourist in view was tricky.: by mrsgee, Views[441]
         		 We wandered around there for ages taking pictures of the gardens and the monuments. I found his old gentleman sitting in a temple area looking very regal & like he was mediating so I endeavoured not to disturb but on closer inspection he was reading the newspaper. It looked so funny but I guess this was his home and despite all of us invading tourists this was his time to relax. The fact is this temple region in essence is a holy place for these deeply religious people but their lively hood depends on the thousands of tourists who flock to see them like an attraction. This is their lot in life and they share it with many on a daily basis. : by mrsgee, Views[332]
         		 We came across a young boy who had a basket of goodies for sale. He was not a happy little chappie He was about 4. He had a look on his face that spoke many words to me especially “I hate my life”. Poor little kid you could see he was wishing we (the tourists) would just go away.: by mrsgee, Views[528]
         		 The Mother of the small boy was not too far away leaving her offerings for a successful and plentiful day at their family shrine. It was mid-morning and the tourists were now arriving by the busload. Not too long after this shot was taken there was much coaxing by mother to her young son to smile at the tourists and get on with his job of selling his wares. It’s a hard life in these small communities everyone has to work: by mrsgee, Views[407]
     
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