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    Tasked with looking after the water buffalo, A young boy from the Black H'mong tribe in Vietnam keeps a close distance as they cool off. by: dillan Views[827] A young Black H'mong girl waits patiently with one of her three dogs while her parents prepare the evening meal. by: dillan Views[810] 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 I still feel somewhat uncomfortable with myself for taking this shot as it appears so exploitative at first glance, but this woman had been so proud and eager to get a photograph of her baby that I couldn’t refuse. But this was exactly the sense of acceptance that I felt within the Kalimpong community. These people are so strong, with an incredible adaptability to whatever dilemmas come their way. by: juliezhuphotography Views[821] Difference often makes us laugh. Not for superiority’s sake, but simply because we don’t know what to make of it initially. Again a mother’s love prevails as the familiar element in this photograph, but of course what we see first is a little nude boy having a bath outside in the not-so-sunny weather. Kalimpongians do not have the easiest access to clean water, especially those living so far from the centre, so we can only assume this was a rare treat for the boy. by: juliezhuphotography Views[659]
     
    An Afghan woman stands breastfeeding her child while waiting in line to receive aid from the Missionaries of Charity – better known as the Mother Teresa nuns. The nuns who have lived in Kabul since 2004 help almost 300 Afghan families they have personally visited and found to be in dire need. Afghanistan has no welfare system to support the poor, nor does it have any public acceptance of Christianity in the form of physical churches or similar. The nuns supply the families on a weekly basis with basic food, clothing, and other material needs through funding they receive from the Motherhouse in India. by: cathjam Views[2323] Casting a shadow of darkness upon men's children. (Quiapo, Manila, Philippines) by: ylana84 Views[839] A poor sobbing child . by: minakshi_singh Views[537] After Kangra, I further traveled down towards Nangal and made made another stop at Jwala Ji temple, another of the holy places in Indian culture. Famous for it's unexplained flames burning through centuries, this holy place has seen even the great Mughal emperor, Akbar, walk barefoot for almost 550 km to come and pay his homage. I took this shot at the havan-kund, which is in the premises of the main temple. While waiting for the smoke in the havan to intensify, i noticed this child come and very religiously do the usual practice of offering prasad at the havan-kund. This is one of the many pictures i took of him and never in all those clicks he looked at me, nor did the sound of the camera distract him. My journey ended here as I moved towards Nangal for the wedding with some great memories and even better shots :) by: karankpl Views[1715] Father and Child about to watch cock fight. Don Det, Laos. by: bpphoto Views[1312]
     
    I'm probably one of the first foreigners that this young Burmese refugee has seen in his life. by: moonlight Views[525] A poor, physically challenged boy with twisted limbs, who roams around Phnom Penh on a wheelchair. Getting some rest on a bench half under a tree in a bright, sunny afternoon. by: divyagupta Views[1536] He is below the poverty line and is picking up his mother's 'profession'. He is learning to beg. He and his sister look at tourists with hope in their eyes. I look at him and hope that India has a better future in store for hm. by: divyagupta Views[1430] 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[824] 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[1204]
     
    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[806] The coffin of a dead infant is covered before prayers for the family begin, Lakemba Mosque, 9 April 2011. by: timothylorkovic Views[1240] I was visiting Barú, the place with more contrast of rich and poor people I´ve ever seen. I was trying to get somewhere because I was lost and no one, in the “rich“ side of the island help me. Then I got more into the island and entered to the town, and these is what I saw. Of course these family helped me get my way, and I got the chance to know these beautiful people. The boy was taking “a shower“ into a pot, actually he was crying and the reflection of their house is visible in his eyes. by: iamcolombia Views[1598] The innocence of children. The digital image I showed them of themselves had them totally baffled and in smiles.This was the second photo attempt. The child on the left was eager but shy as he waited to see the next digital image. by: ultamadness Views[601] Article 1:
     
    Battulga Baysgalan, 8 years old, came to the Lotus Centre as a baby. She is playing on an abandoned bus which is used as play equipment by the children. by: marklehn Views[1164] This little girl was fascinated with my camera and kept asking to have her picture taken. Most children would smile but this is the face she made when I counted to three. I can't get over the pain in her expression. by: madelinemckain Views[369] A Laos child peeks out from behind a wooden door by: whereonearth07 Views[987]   

     

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    The little gargoyle things are to protect the building and scare away the bad spirits. The more the Gargoyles the more important the building. The most are 9 so this building is marked as very important, other buildings have 1,3,5,7, or 9. Always an odd number.: by jubaloo, Views[393]
    The little gargoyle things are to protect the building and scare away the bad spirits. The more the Gargoyles the more important the building. The most are 9 so this building is marked as very important, other buildings have 1,3,5,7, or 9. Always an odd number.

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