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    The sun, gives the body energy and the vocal strings power: by fernando, Views[248]
         		 As a gift some people walk barefooted: by fernando, Views[227]
         		 People carry coffins, sculptures as a gift to Virgen de San Juan: by fernando, Views[280]
         		 People carrying flags from all over the country.: by fernando, Views[259]
         		 Early in the morning at the begining of the procesion: by fernando, Views[224]
     
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    They would learn to “build skyscrapers without brick and mortar, but with paper, bamboo and glue alone”, their father wrote in the only textbook they have. : by lyl, Views[303]
         		 They no longer know how to make these clay figurines. It is the one thing their father did not teach them.: by lyl, Views[318]
         		 The paper architect. : by lyl, Views[344]
         		 Working mostly in silence, the brothers' work begin with a firm foundation.: by lyl, Views[290]
         		 Time passes in between.: by lyl, Views[297]
     
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    The Colosseum was a very intimidating building to me. Knowing about its history and the amount of people that died there was very humbling. This image is showing a part of the three levels of arcading that has been superimposed with the three column orders. : by biancahudson, Views[311]
         		 Visiting Pompeii was a highlight of my study trip. In high school my English teacher had raved about how awesome it was, so to actually go there was fantastic. I spent four hours walking around the partially buried town, and hardly covered a quarter of it. : by biancahudson, Views[333]
         		 This image is showing the entrance of the Pantheon and the first sight of the oculus. This was an amazing sight as we had studied this building in depth before we arrived in Italy and to see it in person, it was indescribable. To be standing in the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome was scary and inspiring at the same time. : by biancahudson, Views[332]
         		 This photograh was taken in the colonnade of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, an old church located in Rome. It was deserted, except for our study group and it was one of my favourite places to sketch. : by biancahudson, Views[260]
         		 This image was taken on a bridge in Pisa. The weather was shocking, pouring rain and I was trying to get back to my bus. I love the colours that are used in the houses in Italy, it is so vibrant and made me smile even on a gloomy day. : by biancahudson, Views[382]
     
    Monk by waters edge: by shilo_wilson, Views[233]
         		 Learning child monks: by shilo_wilson, Views[292]
         		 Buddhist reading : by shilo_wilson, Views[246]
         		 Four young monks : by shilo_wilson, Views[212]
         		 Buddhist monument : by shilo_wilson, Views[220]
     
    Early in the day at a tea plantation in Darjeeling. The mist was lingering in the air and the slender tree trunks and cushion of tea bushes hugged the curve of the hill. : by tracystravels, Views[282]
         		 Traveling at high speed in a rickshaw near Connaught Place in New Delhi, I leaned out the window to photograph a busload of young students. As our vehicles veered towards each other on the roundabout, I snapped the image while they rushed to the open doorway. A click and then we parted ways. : by tracystravels, Views[296]
         		 Sari's drying along the banks of the Ganges and two ladies catching up on conversations...daily life unfolds.: by tracystravels, Views[294]
         		 Away from the chaos and crowds, two young men sit on the ghats engrossed in conversation.: by tracystravels, Views[265]
         		 Playing around with the local kids near Gangtok...Buddhist prayer flags in the background.: by tracystravels, Views[367]
     
    Kid walking back home from school through a football pitch full of garbage in Teboursouk. : by simonenovotny, Views[232]
         		 Women selecting pepper on a side road in Cap Bon.: by simonenovotny, Views[216]
         		 Selling fruits and vegetables in a market in Djerba. : by simonenovotny, Views[291]
         		 Men playing Marble Solitaire in Ksar Ezzahra.: by simonenovotny, Views[439]
         		 Woman chatting in a train from Sousse to Mahdia.: by simonenovotny, Views[239]
     
    Vietnamese merchants exchanging goods in Halong Bay. (I spent serious time considering whether or not to leave this photo out due to the fact that it is B&W. However, since I feel that it goes so well with my theme, and works so well with the other photographs atheistically I decided to leave it.): by dan4242, Views[415]
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