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         		 A woman sells fried yams and fish in Makoko village in Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria October 11, 2009. With Worldcup coming to Africa for the first time in history, there has been alot of excitement about football in this village. But their spirits have been dumpened by the reality the Nigeria's Super Eagles may not make it to the event in South Africa next year. PHOTO/STEPHEN MUDIARI: by mudimages, Views[1442]
         		 Women use a boat as they go to church in Makoko slums in Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria, October 11th, 2009. Houses in this slum are built on top of the sea using wood and iron sheets. The slum is inhibited mostly by immigrants from the neighbouring countries such as Ghana and Benin. The mode of movement is mainly by use of boats and canoes, while fishing is the main economic activity that takes place here, afew kilometres from the City centre in Lagos. PHOTO/STEPHEN MUDIARI: by mudimages, Views[1446]
         		 A young girl rows her baot with her two dogs in Makoko slums in Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria, October 11th, 2009. Houses in this slum are built on top of the sea using wood and iron sheets. The slum is inhibited mostly by immigrants from the neighbouring countries such as Ghana and Benin. The mode of movement is mainly by use of boats and canoes, while fishing is the main economic activity that takes place here, afew kilometres from the City centre in Lagos. PHOTO/STEPHEN MUDIARI: by mudimages, Views[1282]
     
    A boy sits on a boat ready to row in Makoko slums in Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria, October 10th, 2009. The extensive slum is built on top of water, using timber and iron sheets; and it is inhibited by the fishing community who live in Nigeria as immigrants from the neighbouring countries in Ghana, Benin and Burkinafaso. PHOTO/STEPHEN MUDIARI: by mudimages, Views[1214]
         		 A general view of houses built in Makoko slums in Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria, October 10th, 2009. Houses in this slum are built on top of the sea using wood and iron sheets. The slum is inhibited mostly by immigrants from the neighbouring countries such as Ghana and Benin. The mode of movement is mainly by use of boats and canoes, while fishing is the main economic activity that takes place here, afew kilometres from the City centre in Lagos. PHOTO/STEPHEN MUDIARI: by mudimages, Views[1558]
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         		 A rusted ferry blends into the sea en route to Lonely Beach, on Koh Chang. : by afloat, Views[255]
         		 Police Boat 813 landed 2km inland in Khao Lak, where the 2004 tsunami took 4000.: by afloat, Views[748]
         		 In Krabi, a tour operator moors his boat anticipating an oncoming monsoon.: by afloat, Views[307]
     
    Irish Lads enjoying Maya Bay as part of their gap year. : by afloat, Views[325]
         		 Longtail boats awaiting passengers off Koh Phi Phi, adorned with blessed cloths: by afloat, Views[251]
         		 Avignon blighted by graffiti, but an occassional Trompe L'oeil: by tautau, Views[512]
         		 A private drama at the old dyers street of Rue Teinturiers against the Sorgue.: by tautau, Views[218]
         		 On the four remaining arches of the Pont St benezet bridge.: by tautau, Views[180]
     
    Le Chat Gourmand, sadly closed at the time.: by tautau, Views[160]
         		 Eight am at the Palais Des Papes, home of Christianity in the 14th century. : by tautau, Views[161]
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         		 An example of the modern Japanese tendency for syncretism is the river trail leading to the lake of Tazawako in Akita prefecture. This rather impressive tree is adorned with Shinto housing for the spirit that lives there, while also sporting Buddhist iconography and a nearby shrine and temple complex. The influence of ancient Shinto architecture is also present in the specially designed red bridge to mimic similar bridges built in Japan's ancient history. : by duncast, Views[1163]
         		 This is an unusually large collection of 'Jizō Bosatsu' or small stone depictions of lost children erected by grieving parents in the town. Found near the town of Amanohashidatte, in Kyoto prefecture. These are a daily reminder of the influence of the indigenous spirituality of Shinto on modern society, as similar tributes are to be found all around Japan, on roads, in gardens, at the base of trees, adorned with the spiritually significant red colour and often with toys or other offerings. : by duncast, Views[889]
         		 This small Shinto shrine, nestled within a forest grove of Japanese cedar near Tazawako in the Akita prefecture is a prime example of the spiritual link modern Japanese people have between their daily lives and surrounding nature. Unassuming shrines like this are to be found within every small community of people and are built to worship various spirits or 'kami' that live in natural features in, or nearby the shrine, often a large rock, or tree.: by duncast, Views[3434]
     
    Shinto is the indigenous spirituality of Japan and her people, dating back thousands of years BC, it's traditions are still respected alongside Zen Buddhism in a syncretic spiritual mix by 84-96% of the population. This is a modern Shinto priest mediating under the sacred running waters of the Kyoto Fushimi Inari shrine complex demonstrating the link the Japanese have between their ancient and present history. : by duncast, Views[1841]
         		 These are the ancient burial caves of the Zuiganji Temple in Matsushima. Founded in 828 AD, this Buddhist temple was originally founded in 828 as part of the Tendai sect, and was converted into a Zen temple during the Kamakura Period (1192-1333). Part of the temple was hewn directly into the surrounding cliffs where cremated remains of the deceased were enshrined as was, and still is a tradition of Zen Buddhism. : by duncast, Views[2932]
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         		 Ky Quang temple, Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam: by responsible-travel, Views[6773]
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         		 ...but that's alright, because angry bird was right there beside him to protect him!: by nikkiisaac, Views[155]
     
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