Existing Member?

    Photo Tags

    There are [35] photos tagged with 2014 Travel Photography Scholarship.  SEE ALL TAGS

    Waiting outside the tent in the middle of the night the temperature was about -8 by: nadirtoosy Views[788] The make shift tent of the porters. They are the real heroes on the trek. by: nadirtoosy Views[856] At the top of Hisper La Pass (5150 meters) walking towards camp for the night. by: nadirtoosy Views[924] Near the pass all one can see for miles is pure white powder. by: nadirtoosy Views[872] Trekking across black ice on the biafo glacier on route to Hisper La Pass. by: nadirtoosy Views[1001]
     
    Fort Station, One who miss the last train would have to spend the night on the bench with another company until the morning comes and the first train arrived at the platform. by: dhtot Views[742] Haputale, after finished picking tealeaves. These Tamil girls will carry dry tea bushes back to their home as a fuel. Some had to walk down alone down the narrow road along the mountain while some has their boyfriend or husband to help carry those bushes back. by: dhtot Views[919] Mihintale, One of the famous sites in Sri Lanka where you can walk through ruins and climb up the steps to the top where the stupa is. However, if you take a walk out of the main path and go into the forest you will find people come to find their peace with other ones. In this photo is friends meditate and discuss things on sunday morning. by: dhtot Views[710] Dipaduttamaram Temple, Cultural exchange between Thai dancers and Sri Lankan students and teachers of Prince College. The event might be short but the bonds and memories will lasts. by: dhtot Views[738] Galle Face Green, In Sri Lanka most couple or lovers will spend their time in public space such as parks or beaches where they can express themselves freely. by: dhtot Views[832]
     
    “This is home, the biggest house in town”. A place against the store fronts under the canopy of the Queen Victoria Building, an ornate late nineteenth-century shopping complex, which fills an entire city block. Warren finishes his day around 11pm and comes here, unpacks his suitcase and makes his bed from an old foldable bed pad and few layers of threadbare blankets. He empty’s his pockets and tally’s up his earnings for the day. He takes Bronx and Gypsy for one last walk around the block before they all bed down for the night. “God put me on the street for a reason”. by: ramonandhika Views[732] “It’s good for your heart, mind and soul”. “Living on the streets is brutal”, he said. In his first week, someone stole his bag containing all of his clothes, worldly possessions and photos. He lost the only physical reminders from his past life. Since then he’s been mugged, robbed and was almost killed by someone wielding a crowbar. Late one night, an unknown assailant hurled human feces and a bottle of urine. Through it all he remains hopeful. He has a good heart, a big heart, and he prays for all those faceless people rather than wasting time on himself. “I want to go to the Heaven of God where nobody is homeless, no rich or poor people, where everybody is happy and everyone is equal”. by: ramonandhika Views[1037] “He is not jobless, but he is homeless”. Around ten each morning Warren makes his way to Pitt Street Mall, moving to the same place he sat the day before. He begins his daily ritual of setting up shop. Around three he packs his stuff up, stows it in a safe spot before taking his dogs for a walk in Sydney’s Hyde Park. After, he retrieves his belongings and sets up in another place down on George Street. by: ramonandhika Views[761] “They gave me back my reason to live”. That’s the love Warren has for a pair of Jack Russells, Bronx and Gypsy. He became their dad when a mate upped and moved to Queensland a couple of months back. It was the day after he’d tried to end it. He’d stood at the curb of a pedestrian crossing on George Street waiting for the very moment before a bus would pass by. He lifted his foot to take the step but a woman pulled him back by his red rucksack and saved his life. It wasn’t his first attempt. The burden of living hand to mouth on the streets is a heavy one. He’s quite optimistic now, “I was saved for a reason”. by: ramonandhika Views[807] “An untold story on the streets of Sydney”. Sydney Australia, like any metropolis has its cracks and crevices. Hidden in behind and in between the passers-by, I happened upon Warren. He’s 56 and for the past two years he’s been living on the pockmarked inner city streets. Life was once good he tells me; an opal miner who moved into construction only to have his business partner stab him in the back leaving him with a debt to the bank for over six figures. by: ramonandhika Views[838]
     
    A saint who stood still at the same place even till I left.He was definitely thinking something I thought to ask but it seemed like I would interrupt him in the midst of his divine thoughts may be he is observing the ways of life or possibly hoping for the better future of Varanasi. Anyways once you choose hope, anything is possible. by: shivarajvanshi Views[337] The Ganga which is considered as the most sacred river of india with an ironical fact that it was ranked as the 5th most polluted river in the world in 2007.A river which not only has religious importance but also serves as a lifeline for millions of indians who live along its course and depend on it for their daily needs.The dead Animal carcass floating in the river is like a wound in our heart for the fact that this is the water we drink. by: shivarajvanshi Views[705] In Hindu traditions, cremation is one of the rites of passage and the Ghats of Varanasi are considered one of the auspicious locations for this ritual. This is one of the cremation ghats which reflects the fact that death is the destination we all share.About an average of 80 bodies per day are cremated on various Varanasi Ghats; This practice has become controversial for the pollution it causes to the river. In many cases, the cremation is done elsewhere and only the ashes are dispersed into the river near these Ghats. by: shivarajvanshi Views[1137] Varanasi city has nearly 100 ghats(riverfront steps leading to the bank of river).Most of the Ghats are bathing and puja ceremony ghats,while a few are used exclusively as cremation sites.This is Kedar Ghat which is used as a bathing and puja ceremony ghat.Where one can observe the vibrant elements of human characteristics and their believes on almighty. by: shivarajvanshi Views[462] Varanasi also known as Kashi, is an Indian city on the banks of river Ganga. The Ganga is considered as the holiest river in India with massive spiritual, religious and ritual significance.It is believed that death at Varanasi brings salvation. It attracts about 3 million domestic and 200,000 foreign tourists annually. by: shivarajvanshi Views[769]
     
    A FAMILY WALK IN SACRO MONTE DI CREA PARK, LOCATED ON ONE OF THE HIGHEST PART OF BASSO MONFERRATO HILLS. THE SACRALIZATION OF THIS HILL IS PROBABLY DUE TO SAINT EUSEBIO, VERCELLI BISHOP. THE LEGEND SAYS THAT IN FOURTH CENTURY THE SAINT ESCAPED FROM ARIANI PERSECUTION, TAKING REFUGE IN THIS PLACE, AND THUS MOVING HERE ALSO A STATUE OF THE VIRGIN. by: francescogrilli Views[721] ORESTE BUZIO INSIDE HIS FARM HOUE'S OFFICE IN VIGNALE MONFERRATO. THE FARM WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1860, AND ITS STORY IS STRICTLY CONNECTED WITH THAT OF THE SCENIC VILLAGE IN MONFERRATO REGION, WHICH BECAME FAMOUS FOR DANCE AND BARBERA AND GRIGNOLINO WINES. by: francescogrilli Views[701] A CHILD PLAYS WITH HIS DOG IN FAMILY'S HAZELNUT ORCHARD IN MONCESTINO (ALESSANDRIA PROVINCE). THE VILLAGE IS LOCATED ON PO WEST BANK, NEARBY THE NORTHERN LIMITI OF MONFERRATO. HAZELNUTS AND OTHER LOCAL PRODUCTS ARE DIRECTLY SELLED BY FARMERS AT A FARMER WORKS HIS FIELDS NOT FAR FROM MONCESTINO VILLAGE. MONCESTINO DOMINATES VERCELLI'S AND CASALE'S PLAN, AND IT IS INHABITED BY FEW HUNDREDS PEOPLE, ALWAYS TIED TO AGRICULTURAL WORLD TRADITIONS. by: francescogrilli Views[576] GABIANO CASTEL IS ONE OF MANY CASTLES IN PIEDMONT REGION, WHICH IS FULL OF SMALL HAMLETS SURROUNDED BY HILLS AND VINEYARDS. GABIANO CASTEL RESTORATION WAS COMPLETED IN 1935, BY MEANS OF MARQUISE MATILDE DURAZZO PALLAVICINI, MEMBER OF GIUSTINIANI PRICNES. by: francescogrilli Views[544]
     
    There is still a place that they can call home and it is Earth.I appreciate nature because of my trip in Nairobi and seeing those young animals that cannot even live safely and without family. by: kmbaptista Views[397] Unaware of what might happen with them, they live their lives to the fullest.The elephants make their most out of everyday. by: kmbaptista Views[413] According to David Sheldrick Wildlife Fund, one elephant is killed every 15 minutes. It might be the parents of these young innocent elephants. by: kmbaptista Views[445] With no family, the elephants bathed by DSWT staffs. It seems they enjoyed being taken care of. by: kmbaptista Views[358] the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust Staff takes good care of the elephants and letting them drink milk that a mother elephant should be doing by: kmbaptista Views[413]
     
    Istanbul is also an area for poor Syrian refugees seeking for help & support by: oussamahamama Views[321] Ortaköy Câmi (mosque) an architectural masterpiece,it looks fabulous at night by: oussamahamama Views[324] Don't deprive yourself from tasy flavors of Turkish appetizers (Meze Tarifleri) by: oussamahamama Views[366] Expect a visit from a Seagull during the day,just look through your window by: oussamahamama Views[397] Turkish tea (çay) is a great way to start fresh your morning in Istanbul by: oussamahamama Views[394]
     

     

    Browse photos from...

    Random Photo

    by wallaki, Views[158]

    by wallaki | Views [158]

    Random Photo

    I just liked the colour: by all_powered_up, Views[707]
    I just liked the colour

    by all_powered_up | Views [707]

    Top 10 Photo Tags

    See all popular Tags

    World Nomads on