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    I love the simplicities of other cultures, take for example this broom. I came across it, gently leaning against the temple, a few dry leaves scattered around. : by kurst22, Views[391]
         		 The best part of travel for me is the people you meet. I believe anyone you meet can teach you something. Whilst on a tour of the Cewack coffee farm in Bali I met this lady. She was demonstrating how to roast the coffee beans. I found her face very warm and gentle. I think she's beautiful. : by kurst22, Views[523]
         		 I love alleyways. Rough roads, ram-shackled buildings, dirt and grime. I love it all. I had walked past this particular lane a couple of times before but it was at this moment it had the golden glow from the afternoon sun.: by kurst22, Views[690]
         		 The rice terraces near Ubud, Bali are something that needs to be seen. The fields are the most vibrant green. This lady paced back and forth loudly banging a stick and an old piece of perspex to scare away any birds. I loved the colours of her clothes against the green on the fields.: by kurst22, Views[2888]
         		 Wish to live here: by flashjourney, Views[251]
     
    A vast praire: by flashjourney, Views[225]
         		 Good morning: by flashjourney, Views[210]
         		 A smoke in a distance: by flashjourney, Views[243]
         		 Waiting and kick back a little bit: by flashjourney, Views[252]
         		 Wish to live here: by flashjourney, Views[195]
     
    A vast praire: by flashjourney, Views[196]
         		 Good morning: by flashjourney, Views[187]
         		 A smoke in a distance: by flashjourney, Views[182]
         		 Waiting and kick back a little bit: by flashjourney, Views[192]
         		 by jesicaindah, Views[103]
     
    Cute boy was helping his dad peeling the corn husks with his small hands. The corn silks fell all over his clothes, and sometimes in a very cute way he asks his dad how to get rid of the silk. When I approached him, he was not really bothered by my existence, he kept focus on what he’s doing though his dad and brother kept teasing him to make him look to my camera.: by jesicaindah, Views[421]
         		 Fresh fishes were being set up in the table, it’s not finished set yet but people already gathered around the stall to bring the fishes home. : by jesicaindah, Views[356]
         		 From instant foods, mushrooms to fresh green vegetables. This uncle’s stall provides them all. : by jesicaindah, Views[350]
         		 The little handsome helper. In weekend or when schools off, kids usually help their parents who work in the market. This handsome boy sells big sized plastic bag. Many sellers don’t provide that, instead they use small sized plastic bags, in which will make buyer hold many small sized plastic bags. The big sized plastic bag will help buyers to easily hold all their stuffs. Sometimes, this boy also hired by buyer to bring buyer’s stuff to buyer’s vehicle. : by jesicaindah, Views[716]
         		 Petai (stink bean) seller,busy arranging his vendible, and serving his buyers. In high demand, the price of petai can increase to 7 times normal price, and people will still buy it because it’s one of local favorite commodity. : by jesicaindah, Views[769]
     
    The journey ends in Labuan Bajo, a fishing village on flores Island, once a sleepy little town which is now becoming a destination for divers wishing to explore Komodo NP.: by katys, Views[356]
         		 Komodo National Park consists of many islands & the surrounding waters, a rich land & marine environment for many unique species of flora & fauna.: by katys, Views[292]
         		 The awe-inspiring silhouette of Mount Bromo at sunrise, a volcano on the island of Java.: by katys, Views[398]
         		 Visting the locals at Camp Leakey, the Orang-Utan rehabilitation centre in Kalimantan, Borneo: by katys, Views[344]
         		 Departing from Batam in Indonesia for a 3 week diving expedition aboard a traditional fishing boat across Indonesia, vsiting islands & finishing in Komodo National Park: by katys, Views[391]
     
    a middle-aged woman suffering from mental retardation since birth and had to sleep in the cowshed because they can not learn to urinate and defecate in the bathroom.: by omantravelphotographyscholarshipentry, Views[3892]
         		 two middle-aged women of five children suffering from mental retardation since birth. they can only wait for help from the government and donors to support their lives: by omantravelphotographyscholarshipentry, Views[1539]
         		 the origin of the idiot village is due to inbreeding and lack of education: by omantravelphotographyscholarshipentry, Views[1307]
         		 atmosphere of one of the villages in ponorogo at the foot of the hill. Another interesting side of this village is that most people have mental retardation. this village as the idiot village familiarly called.: by omantravelphotographyscholarshipentry, Views[1581]
         		 Ponorogo is a city with a very proud reog icon: by omantravelphotographyscholarshipentry, Views[1018]
     
    Nature provides in plenty, walking hand in hand with the knowledge of the elders. : by rachelrobertson, Views[718]
         		 The primary Industry in Telo is fishing. In fact, it is not exactly an industry here, it is primary survival. The seasonal squalls are about to induce this man to pick up his oar, and dig his way home.: by rachelrobertson, Views[1747]
         		 : Selemat Hari Merdeka. Happy Freedom Day. Mischievous youths burst with pride at the Independence day ceremony, eager to raise the flag and sing for their Nation.: by rachelrobertson, Views[1020]
         		 The teacher hasn’t turned up. Again. Leifu and Suratan take advantage of the crisp white sands and the freedom of the sea.: by rachelrobertson, Views[818]
         		 Island Bound: Villages scattered along palm fringed beaches, the only way home is via outrigger canoe. At age 14 Farja Man has an enormous responsibility of transporting weekly essentials to his village.: by rachelrobertson, Views[869]
     
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         		 I sat for 10 mins until this little looked at me. But i could of sat there all day, no problems at all. : by balihigh, Views[291]
     
    Down town Seminyak. - The Scooter is the transportation of choice in Bali, and it amazes me what people take on their scooters and how much they pile up on them. This lady was so relaxed sitting side saddle. : by balihigh, Views[529]
         		 This was a Spiritual bath and there were so many people c lensing themselves, but i don't think this little boy truly understood the significance of why he was there. : by balihigh, Views[326]
         		 Traditional Barong Dance. - You can fell the intensity in this photos, the guy was really getting into it. : by balihigh, Views[868]
         		 A 97 year old lady from one of the most remote villages. She had so many stories to tell i could of sat with her all day, listening and taking them all in. : by balihigh, Views[434]
         		 these scavengers families consisting of grandparents, father, mother, brother and sister are resting after working all day looking for garbage and collected in wheelie bins. Nevertheless, they still look happy smiles: by nabilahkhonsyah, Views[482]
     
    Though living in a poor state, every day this 3men's care about the environment and try to expedite the flow of the river which caused the buildup of excessive trash river using bamboo. Trash river was due to a lot of people do not dispose of waste in place.: by nabilahkhonsyah, Views[468]
         		 17year old child is currently taking and collecting trash,garbage,bag it and sell it to get money for his life: by nabilahkhonsyah, Views[478]
         		 The state of the home page is used for storage of wheelie bins, garbage bags containing clothes and a clothesline.This image also appears on a scavenger looking for bags that will be used to search the trash.: by nabilahkhonsyah, Views[425]
         		 Such is the state of the majority of poor people in the State of Indonesia who works as a garbage man, well what it is to sustain life.: by nabilahkhonsyah, Views[486]
         		 As religion becomes part of their daily lives, the Balinese often spend time preparing for ceremonial prayers. The dragon head props made here were used for the royal cremation ceremony, which would later be burnt by the end of the ceremony.: by hueychiat, Views[289]
     
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