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         		 Peace here as a pious lady (unlike other visitors) admires the beautiful birds. : by thesadtruth, Views[276]
     
    Living in a dry moat the crocodiles try to get some respite under the shade. : by thesadtruth, Views[593]
         		 Murky water helped add color to a rather grim scene.: by thesadtruth, Views[254]
         		 The Painted Stork shares its small dwelling with at least three more species.: by thesadtruth, Views[229]
         		 The sad truth. A monkey used to live in a cage and being thrown stones/food at.: by thesadtruth, Views[280]
         		 Young boys getting involved in a community effort to develop a swamp: by abi_jones, Views[284]
     
    A traditional method of drying inland valley rice: by abi_jones, Views[332]
         		 Celebrating the Community Action Plan: by abi_jones, Views[297]
         		 Participant in a PRA workshop, Rokholifa: by abi_jones, Views[275]
         		 Martin Kamara, a hero of workshop facilitation: by abi_jones, Views[441]
         		 I love the green window shutters against the dirty wall, I love the garlic bulbs hanging off the edge. I love the way the owner of this house has utilized all possible space. It is a perfect example of how different life is to home..: by kurst22, Views[569]
     
    I knew Wadi Rum was big, but most photos weren't leaving me with a sense of just how big it was. Spotting a local sheik standing in the distance was a perfect way to show scale: by kurst22, Views[321]
         		 It's the colours in this shot that drew me to take a photo. The doorway, and wall look so bright against the black of the lady's clothes: by kurst22, Views[324]
         		 Unlike everyone else who was annoyed these locals were blocking the pyramids, I sat watching them intrigued. Sure, the pyramids are pretty spectacular, but you can sense they are telling a good story!: by kurst22, Views[388]
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         		 pic2:women queuing: by gorkhali, Views[245]
         		 pic1:@pashupati: by gorkhali, Views[283]
     
    pic4: right women queuing for worshiping lord Siva,Left cremation: by gorkhali, Views[295]
         		 pic3: Hanuman,a monkey god who is symbolized as power and strength : by gorkhali, Views[347]
         		 The boys were all smoking, even younger than 10. Even though they were smoking, playing with guns and running wild through the souk, they were also very polite and well behaved. They loved having their photo taken and only wanted to see the image in return. Practising their English learnt from movies, they were excited to be photographed.: by katmac, Views[296]
         		 This is my favourite shot with the focus on the centred gun and the boy slightly out of focus. The light and shadows in this image create a strong picture.: by katmac, Views[235]
         		 These boys were running wild throughout the souk in the quietness of the early Friday morning on the first day of Eid. Smoking, playing with guns dressed in their favourite t-shirts, they were up to mischeif!: by katmac, Views[251]
     
    This photo captures two men in traditional Gulf clothes striding powerfully through the souk. I like the way the light hits them giving them a stong sense of importance.: by katmac, Views[312]
         		 The amazing souk in Damascus showed Syrian people from all age groups coming together to work and play. I like this image of the tired, weary old man and the transfixed young boy.: by katmac, Views[437]
         		 Though the villagers are Buddhist & came from Thailand, their relation with other villagers which are mostly Hindu is very good.These children are using the same place in the nearby river meant only for Buddhist ladies for their regular washing works.: by dipankarborah, Views[552]
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         		 I think there's no much to say about it, Youth, thats the translation of the tittle. No worries about the danger, the time, the problems, the life itself, only enjoy the moment, and have a fun day swimming at the old dam with your fellows.: by calabozo, Views[565]
         		 This is a look of Calabozo city horizon, a nice evening at the end of a good photo-hunt day. I liked the way the lights of the sky prevails over the ones in the town, leaving only to shape, somehow I understand this as the town residents way of respect the magnificent power of the sun they hardly need for their rise fields, maybe is the remains of ancient traditions...: by calabozo, Views[590]
     
    Here is a piece of history, what you see is the old control tower of Calabozo's dam, today is almost like a symbolic toll for visitors who cross the long bridge to get the north entrance of the old town.: by calabozo, Views[505]
         		 This is a guy we found in the forest doing some biological research, he's NY biologist, came to venezuela some time ago, it was amazing for me how this people were so interested in my country, he told us a lot about the animals and flower we would find around, it was a good help. Learn a lot of how knowledge is able to be shared between any cultures, and how something that is so simple for me could be the holy grail for others.: by calabozo, Views[384]
         		 This alligator had a funny story, there I was just walking so impressed for the colors of the flowers and some stones and then I stay still, totally freeze actually, finding myself at a creek with this small alligator taking a sunbath in front of me, the thing is I was not shocked by the presence of the animal but for the amazing textures I saw through the lens, not that I'm a brave jungle walker but I've seen many of this and actually cultivated some eggs on an ecologist travel. So, right after the picture was taken a friend yelled at me, that actually did scared me, he was mad for me getting so close but well what would be of an adventure without a little risk? isn't it?: by calabozo, Views[629]
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