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    Women from Muara Mea sow rice seeds in the field. They live from farming by utilizing shifting cultivation. But they will not return for farming in the same place before the land back into forest. However, Muara Mea villagers who live outside of protected forest areas of Lampeong-Gunung Lumut always keep their activities away from the sacred area. by: iamdreamcatcher Views[941] The boundaries of protected forest areas Lampeong-Gunung Lumut at North Barito District in Central Kalimantan. This tropical rain forest which surrounded by plantations and logging companies is a sacred place for Muara Mea villagers. Therefore, Muara Mea villagers take initiative to proposed the forest area in Gunung Lumut as national park to Indonesian Government. by: iamdreamcatcher Views[743] The This fascinating sunset behind the mountains between Muscat and Dubai perfected the day we've spent with the lovely Omani family. by: evamast Views[874] A typical Omani family home in a village close to the barrier lake we visited. It's beauty is it's simplicity and the colour composition. by: evamast Views[946]
     
    The oldest son of the family enjoys playing around in the aflaaj, the water system of Oman - The waters of life. by: evamast Views[871] This Omani family is getting a refreshment from the 47°C in one of the many Wadis. Early in the morning a local is waiting at the famous fishmarket in Muscat, while the fish he just bought is getting disembowelled. He is wearing a kumma, the traditional headgear in Oman. by: evamast Views[734] The ex mariner Hasyim, like a modern Caronte of Dante’s Divina Commedia, is now working as accompany for workers from a ship to another. He took me for a trip in the canal for showing me proudly the working process. by: myversion Views[714] Some of the workers have just finished to load a “pinisi” with gypsum, which going through the direction of the Surabaya harbor. All of the hooded workers which are covered with the whit dust of the gypsum are looking like the crew of a ghost ship. by: myversion Views[751]
     
    Workers are often using the turbid canal which comes from the Ciliwung River(Turbid water river)and flows into the sea, for moving from one ship to another for trasfering the stocks and the workers. During the navigation it’s usual to see the maintenance work of these old wood ships called “pinisi” in Bahasa, directly on the little platforms on the water. by: myversion Views[748] Conditions of work are still ancestral, they work in the old way, without glove, barefoot and they protect their respiratory tracts from dust by covering their faces with t-shirts. by: myversion Views[605] The moon is over looking the scene of the Knockengorroch Festival. by: misssophiesprocedures Views[1107] A green light shines from back stage. by: misssophiesprocedures Views[652] A single women crosses the deserted field after the show under a lingering cloud. by: misssophiesprocedures Views[806]
     
    A man attends the festival despite his broken leg (left bottom side). by: misssophiesprocedures Views[735] When I first met 72-year-old Leonard he was dealing with the loss of his mother, whom he had lived with all his life. Finding himself thrown into an unfamiliar situation, he was learning to live on his own while dealing with the ins and outs of domesticity for the first time in his life. Since his mothers passing Leonard has moved back to the farm where he was born, now owned by horticultural machinery specialist Ron Greed, whom Leonard has worked for all his life. Although he is well into his retirement years Leonard still enjoys performing odd jobs around the farm while enjoying his own company and reminiscing of times gone by. Leonard is a fascinating individual, full of stories and knowledge, his home represents a landscape of his memories and past life. I would often find myself listening intently as he recalled his life stories, making the occasional frame when I felt necessary. by: danmariner Views[613] When I first met 72-year-old Leonard he was dealing with the loss of his mother, whom he had lived with all his life. Finding himself thrown into an unfamiliar situation, he was learning to live on his own while dealing with the ins and outs of domesticity for the first time in his life. Since his mothers passing Leonard has moved back to the farm where he was born, now owned by horticultural machinery specialist Ron Greed, whom Leonard has worked for all his life. Although he is well into his retirement years Leonard still enjoys performing odd jobs around the farm while enjoying his own company and reminiscing of times gone by. Leonard is a fascinating individual, full of stories and knowledge, his home represents a landscape of his memories and past life. I would often find myself listening intently as he recalled his life stories, making the occasional frame when I felt necessary. by: danmariner Views[537] When I first met 72-year-old Leonard he was dealing with the loss of his mother, whom he had lived with all his life. Finding himself thrown into an unfamiliar situation, he was learning to live on his own while dealing with the ins and outs of domesticity for the first time in his life. Since his mothers passing Leonard has moved back to the farm where he was born, now owned by horticultural machinery specialist Ron Greed, whom Leonard has worked for all his life. Although he is well into his retirement years Leonard still enjoys performing odd jobs around the farm while enjoying his own company and reminiscing of times gone by. Leonard is a fascinating individual, full of stories and knowledge, his home represents a landscape of his memories and past life. I would often find myself listening intently as he recalled his life stories, making the occasional frame when I felt necessary. by: danmariner Views[516] When I first met 72-year-old Leonard he was dealing with the loss of his mother, whom he had lived with all his life. Finding himself thrown into an unfamiliar situation, he was learning to live on his own while dealing with the ins and outs of domesticity for the first time in his life. Since his mothers passing Leonard has moved back to the farm where he was born, now owned by horticultural machinery specialist Ron Greed, whom Leonard has worked for all his life. Although he is well into his retirement years Leonard still enjoys performing odd jobs around the farm while enjoying his own company and reminiscing of times gone by. Leonard is a fascinating individual, full of stories and knowledge, his home represents a landscape of his memories and past life. I would often find myself listening intently as he recalled his life stories, making the occasional frame when I felt necessary. by: danmariner Views[524]
     
    When I first met 72-year-old Leonard he was dealing with the loss of his mother, whom he had lived with all his life. Finding himself thrown into an unfamiliar situation, he was learning to live on his own while dealing with the ins and outs of domesticity for the first time in his life. Since his mothers passing Leonard has moved back to the farm where he was born, now owned by horticultural machinery specialist Ron Greed, whom Leonard has worked for all his life. Although he is well into his retirement years Leonard still enjoys performing odd jobs around the farm while enjoying his own company and reminiscing of times gone by. Leonard is a fascinating individual, full of stories and knowledge, his home represents a landscape of his memories and past life. I would often find myself listening intently as he recalled his life stories, making the occasional frame when I felt necessary. by: danmariner Views[560] Memories are something that you can cherish and relieve. There is a sea of memories, and a sea of lifetime events, a sea that will never be too full, or too shallow. by: mattpaquette Views[492] When you just start something new, where it be a hobby, a job, a new life, there will always be difficulties. If you practice enough and put enough dedication to your life, you can achieve limitless goals by: mattpaquette Views[555] Don't let darkness blur you. Step out in the light and shine like the unique person you are. by: mattpaquette Views[868] In a world where there is unlimited choice, and so many paths, you just need to open your wings and let yourself choose your future. by: mattpaquette Views[791]
     
    After crossing your options, the lake is your path. After preparations and relaxation, the forest is the build. After the difficulties of life and work, the rocks are your final climb. by: mattpaquette Views[928] A railway quick stop owner rests with a newspaper, just below his home where his son awaits a train. by: jessicajhill Views[535] From her cement perch overlooking the railroad tracks, a woman waits for dishes and laundry to dry. by: jessicajhill Views[810] Life is slow around the railway tracks of Haridwar, India. Cows and trash line the way, as in many towns across India. by: jessicajhill Views[716] Sunset and silhouette... by: sabahsjourney Views[709]
     
    A pine beetle control crew is evacuated by helicopter ahead of northern-winter storm front. Once a storm hits, the density of the snow falling from the sky would make flying an impossibility for the pilot and any crews not picked up in time would be left in the wilderness until the weather improved. For workers in this environment, the potential for having to overnight in the wilderness during a storm is something that is always at the back of the mind every morning when they get flown into the area they will be working. On this occasion, the helicopter was unable to pick up two workers due to the rapid approach of the storm. They survived the night by building a shelter and a fire. by: benjamin_louwerse Views[751] A pine beetle control worker stands as close to the fire as he can in order to stay warm. The pine beetle life-cycle lasts one year; it will lay its eggs in the early summer before dying, the eggs will hatch and the larvae will then burrow further in the bark before going dormant for the winter months. This life-cycle means that all control efforts must take place during the coldest months of winter in order to get the trees while the larvae is still inside. Winters in Northern Alberta can quite frequently drop below -40. by: benjamin_louwerse Views[870] In order to kill the beetle, which burrows in between the bark and the cambiam of pine tree, all of the bark must be burnt off the trees. Around 25,000 British Columbian families have either lost their primary income, are at risk of doing so, or have been otherwise effected due to the effects of the pine beetle on the forest industry. by: benjamin_louwerse Views[661] A worker retrieves a choker cable from a pile of trees infested with Mountain Pine Beetle that has been piled, waiting to be burnt, in an effort to control the epidemic sweeping across western Canada. Mountain Pine Beetle has already killed approximately 18.1 million hectares of pine forest in British Columbia. by: benjamin_louwerse Views[905] The true essence of nature is captured as a weary traveller wonders the beach of the Kiakoura coast. The peaceful bliss of the haze allows him the chance to reflect as the sun goes down. It gives a slight mystique to this image as we see brought to life the traveller and the bird. – Kiakoura, New Zealand by: taigentrips Views[893]
     
    Beatrice, Jude's mother and experienced dancer, shows me how to shuck corn. by: man_unstuck Views[667] Jude's brothers, Jovan and Walter, watch as I pass by their home. by: man_unstuck Views[736] Jude, a percussionist for GTA, guides the way home through tall grass. by: man_unstuck Views[904] Bridget leads practice as she shows how to balance seven pots while dancing. by: man_unstuck Views[564] Morris, playing the bow-harp, waits for the Gulu Theatre Artists. by: man_unstuck Views[702]
     
    This is the right time to enjoy the sunset while drinking hot coffee by: rukmansadikin Views[531] The big lizard in Indonesia called Biawak by: rukmansadikin Views[3544] Here's a view when you arrived at Biawak Island by: rukmansadikin Views[497] The dock to see the beauty of Biawak Island. Look at the sky! Beautiful, right?!! by: rukmansadikin Views[870] Tours - Under the ice, may this beauty stay alive by: vikou Views[349]
     
    Tours - Just a walk through a mirror by: vikou Views[354] Paris - In the metro. Paris - Walking around. Lost in a croud by: vikou Views[422] Paris, city of light and love. Into my little This is Kasper Fredericks who crafts and sells his scrap metal windmills to tourists, his only source of income. Another humbling moment for me, all he asked was that I send him a photograph care of the local Post Office by: helenmae Views[4357]
     
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