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    Heart surgeons are human beings but I think we expect them to perform like machines, without error or emotion. These guys were doing seven to eight open heart operations a day.: by richbullo, Views[194]
         		 Waiting on the ward. Children come from all over PNG for heart surgery. There are no guarantees they will be selected.: by richbullo, Views[208]
         		 At the smallest of my primary schools, there are 11kids. “Y” is performing on the unicycle at the school festival. He is small for his age and has a speech impediment but is very determined and gives everything his best.: by escape, Views[371]
         		 Street seller just at the edge of a busy roundabout around Wat Phnom at Phnom Penh.: by 00edem00, Views[188]
         		 Grey haired old man at Cambodia's oldest temple Ankor Borei: by 00edem00, Views[220]
     
    11am, dry season at Cambodia, the hottest weather all year around but life never stops.: by 00edem00, Views[376]
         		 Who is lucky enough to go to a govermental operated school, still have to cycling 1 hour at the hottest hours of the day from a small village to school at Takeo: by 00edem00, Views[187]
         		 Village school at Takeo Province. 1 classrrom 1 teacher, 140 kids: by 00edem00, Views[221]
         		 After scattering bees using smoke Maualis (honey-hunters) cut honeycomb from a tree in the Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh. Honey is one of the most important natural resources to emerge out of the Sundarbans and each year over 250,000kg is produced.: by timbarker, Views[1369]
         		 A mauali (honey-hunter) carries a torch of lit branches towards the bee hive so that the bees are subdued and that they leave the hive. Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh.: by timbarker, Views[568]
     
    A mauali (honey-hunter) lights branches so as to create a torch to subdue the bees during the honey hunt. Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh.: by timbarker, Views[467]
         		 A mauali (honey-hunter) covers his face with a Gumsa to protect himself from bees during a honey hunt in the Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh.: by timbarker, Views[778]
         		 A hive of honey bees (Apis Dorsata) in the Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh. The Apis Dorsata bee is renown for their hives which are not enclosed and also for their aggressive nature when provoked.: by timbarker, Views[2589]
         		 On weekends, I take pottery lessons with Mr Yoshida at the Yuni community centre. He has amazingly deft yet knobbly fingers that have been moulding clay for 20years. He’s 89 years old, smokes and rides an old 70’s motorbike. He's cool.: by escape, Views[407]
         		 Yuni’s community united to celebrate one of the larger festivals ‘Bon-dori’ in front of the town train station. With synchronised shouts the men lift the shrine and tap the wood to rest their weary shoulders.: by escape, Views[310]
     
    At a Buddhist temple ceremony, the men stand straight and tall awaiting the start of the candle service, their faces full of dignity and calm. Despite the difference in details, the evening still reminds me of an Easter vigil from back home.: by escape, Views[296]
         		 Yuni’s population is shrinking and aging as young adults move away to make their lives in the cities. This year’s autumn festival was almost deserted, but still managed to attract a few loyal enthusiasts to the game and food stalls. : by escape, Views[358]
         		 A place of Serenity, a place to Grow: by ericjmcdermott, Views[193]
         		 Seeing, the Mountains Show: by ericjmcdermott, Views[245]
         		 Chasing, the Final Glow: by ericjmcdermott, Views[252]
     
    I Go, the Road Calling: by ericjmcdermott, Views[207]
         		 by billdim, Views[207]
         		 Stop and Stare, Beckoning: by ericjmcdermott, Views[186]
         		 by billdim, Views[212]
         		 by billdim, Views[186]
     
    by billdim, Views[200]
         		 Sunlight awakens the frog on a lily pad drifting in the water. This shows the cycle of life, from the sun to the creature to the water; all contributing life to the land we live in.: by jasminashley, Views[3200]
         		 by billdim, Views[182]
         		 During the evening, frogs are heard as melodies in the darkness, croaking naturally to add to the luck of the land. It is not by sight that we can also appreciate the peacefulness of the frog in its habitat, but also by hearing. : by jasminashley, Views[394]
         		 It is rare to find a frog without looking for it in the blurring world around us. However, they are hiding in the leaves and nature from which we all came from too. : by jasminashley, Views[420]
     
    Both frogs and lotus flowers represent life to the mystics. To Western Society, frogs may be associated with luck or fortune, contributing prosperity to the land around them.: by jasminashley, Views[1506]
         		 His eyes speak better than any word i can use: by cleir, Views[155]
         		 Centered, I sit, Today.: by ericjmcdermott, Views[217]
         		 Sitting, as I am refreshed by waterfall spray: by ericjmcdermott, Views[261]
         		 Syrian refugees completely unaware of the war, enjoying a game of hide and go seek 50 metres from where Syrian troops were bases. It reminded me that we all begin the same, innocent and pure.: by zenzilla, Views[210]
     
    Looking at these children on an adventure in Krabi, Thailand, reminded me of how big the world looks when you are young, and that these kids expedition is equal to our adult cross country adventures, which reminds me that we are all built of a collection of adventures.: by zenzilla, Views[277]
         		 Sitting, on Solid Rock my Thought I lay: by ericjmcdermott, Views[218]
         		 In a zoo in Phuket this brave Thai local seems to not notice there is a crocodile behind him, even though his colleague lost his arm to a tiger. We are all fearless and strong: by zenzilla, Views[623]
         		 In a tiger temple in Thailand, these tigers have been raised by Buddhist Monks, the stigma of a tiger is that of being ruthless, yet here we watch a tiger playing peacefully infront of his keeper. We all love to play.: by zenzilla, Views[1431]
         		 Admidst the civil war in Syria, refugees flood across the border into Lebanons Wadi Khaled. The man on the Scooter feared i was a
     
    This was taken at Angkor Wat, one of Siem Reaps most popular Wat's. I loved the juxtaposition of the little girl walking, with no shoes and tattered clothes compared with the masses of tourist behind and the history of Angkor Wat in the distance.: by courtneyholloway, Views[1425]
         		 I came across these kids at Bayon in Siem Reap. They were playing practicle jokes on each other and i loved watching how at home they were among the ruins.: by courtneyholloway, Views[586]
         		 I snapped this while on a tuk-tuk in Phnom Penh. I love the look in her eyes as she peers from the safe wedge of her parents. : by courtneyholloway, Views[737]
         		 I met this boy in the beach side town of Sihanoukville. He was selling fireworks and spoke very good english. We chatted for a while and he giggled a lot. I will never forget his smile. : by courtneyholloway, Views[1140]
         		 While walking through the Wat's of Siem Reap i noticed this boy nestled among the ruins dreaming, thinking, waiting for the time to pass: by courtneyholloway, Views[735]
     
    Sitting, until the Horizon Dawns: by ericjmcdermott, Views[226]
         		 Sitting, as I gaze Beyond: by ericjmcdermott, Views[238]
         		 We made it to the farm very early in the morning and I was trying to capture the morning light coming through the boards of the barn. Hay had been picked up near there so the dust caught the light and made for a very nice shot.: by 6bacon22, Views[1201]
         		 our land destroyed is what we face.: by gandy, Views[524]
         		 with our machines, our resources we waste..: by gandy, Views[226]
     
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