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    Breaking fast with the whole island community in the school hall. Everyone is invited to eat and celebrate together. A wide variety of dishes are made including grilled fish, curries, steamed bananas, leafy local salad, milk fruit desserts. by: vivianyue Views[753] The finished product! Gulah gulah (right) with coconut pastries. Two popular and delicious snacks on Maroshi island. by: vivianyue Views[793] Simple Maldivian kitchen. One of my students, Saba, welcomed me into her home. This is the place where I learnt how to make the popular snack, gulah gulah! by: vivianyue Views[796] Making the dough for the gulah gulah in Saba's kitchen. A simple mixture of flour, water, oil and salt. by: vivianyue Views[695] Fish filling for the gulah gulah prepared and set aside. by: vivianyue Views[706]
     
    This fascinating sunset behind the mountains between Muscat and Dubai perfected the day we've spent with the lovely Omani family. by: evamast Views[750] 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[816] The oldest son of the family enjoys playing around in the aflaaj, the water system of Oman - The waters of life. by: evamast Views[740] 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[627]
     
    The residents of Gennadi don’t seem to worry too much about the state of things, and won’t pass up an opportunity to get together. In true laid-back Greek style, they held their annual fishing competition one evening on the beach in front of the town. Much beer was consumed, and few fish were caught. by: robindhevans Views[404] The area surrounding the town of Gennadi, the southern-most town on Rhodes, is littered with silent shells of unfinished buildings, reclaimed mostly by tough, prickly weeds. The area had suffered a notable decrease of investment in recent years, leaving these monoliths towering over the fields that probably would have been home to the once growing community of British expatriate retirees. by: robindhevans Views[405] In 2009 I spent three months living in Gennadi, working as a watersports instructor in front of three hotels at nearby Kiotari Bay in the south of Rhodes, Greece. It was quiet in Kiotari. Many of the hotel sun chairs were left empty; a reflection of the slow start to the holiday season as a result of the poor economic climate. Rhodes island is dominated by the tourism industry, with the endless days of sun and consistent wind ordinarily drawing sunbakers and watersport enthusiasts from all over Europe. However at the time, this scene was not uncommon along the east coast beaches. by: robindhevans Views[466] It was beautiful sunny Sunday Morning behind my neighbourhood where there are still farm fields. The ray of light are caught by the trees and made this beautiful scene. Locals like to let their chicken pet running freely through the fields. They're not worry about loosing them because eventually the chickens would get very far. by: lieshabear Views[988] Mrs. Nik and her son, Rofiq, waits in the shades while Mr. Nik works on burning the remaining cane plants after the harvest. by: lieshabear Views[454]
     
    This is Mr. Nik. He lives a few blocks away, but his family owns a cane field behind my neighbourhood. The cane are harvest once in a year. After it's being harvested, the remaining plants have to be burnt before the farmers could plant the new plants. Mr. Nik works as a factory labor on week days and takes care of his field on Sundays. by: lieshabear Views[429] The effects of a growing city is the growth of the housing which can expand to the far side of the city. Most affordable housing are small houses, built from what used to be a farming field. Some field still existing between those houses, like this chili field that is being harvest by Lastri. She is one of the locals that lives behind my neighbourhood and still owns her family field. Her sons have all grown up and chose to move to a bigger city rather than to be a farmer like their parents. by: lieshabear Views[452] Ifugaos, residents of the Banaue and Batad rice terraces are primarily farmers. Signage detail the history of the Ifugao rice terraces, but a sign for a job opening also shows the financial opportunities for such areas frequented by tourists. Though tourism creates business opportunities, the practices of the old traditions might not be of interest to the young locals. Restaurant cooks and waiters, tour guides, or even souvenir vendors have more appeal. by: jsanjuan Views[744] 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[420]
     
    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[460] Don't let darkness blur you. Step out in the light and shine like the unique person you are. by: mattpaquette Views[771] 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[445] 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[743] Salt mines at Manaure - Colombia by: momentos Views[485]
     
    Holi is a flamboyant festival where coloured powder or watercolours are thrown on one another in celebration of the beginning of spring. Featured here is a mother and her child after hours of having been doused in the colour. by: zosogis Views[1113] On our many excursions throughout my semester abroad one stop was at the Howard Castle just outside of York, England. On the property was this small pond, bridge, and building display that was irresistible. After taking a few pictures and getting the composition right I had one of my favorite taken abroad. by: rpmitchell Views[254] I title this A Different Take because while in London many photographers choose to take a distant shot of The Eye. Using a Canon ultra wide lens I was able to catch this piece from the base of the wheel giving a different perspective. The combination of lousy weather and not much coloration made the black and white option a rather great one in this case. by: rpmitchell Views[475] Lady awaits fot the sunset on the prow of a boat, in the shore of Lembongan island, Indonesia. by: nachobustos Views[473] A local monkey watches the sunset from the edge of a cliff in an ancient buddhist temple in Bali, Indonesia. by: nachobustos Views[695]
     
    A balinese man catches his breath staring at the sunset, during a beach soccer match in Bali, Indonesia. by: nachobustos Views[763] Tourist were waiting for the shuttle vehicle from Singapore to Sentosa Island. by: acrossthetemasek Views[422] 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[3734] A group of happy healthy children were only too willing to pose for me. The price? A few sweeties each for them and a humbling moment for me by: helenmae Views[1325] Alcoholism and meths drinking are rife in the township - maybe the only escape from the drudgery of life for this woman by: helenmae Views[857]
     
    A proud mama in her mean kitchen in the Coloured Township of Nieu-Bethesda by: helenmae Views[794] Humble dwellings and dusty streets in the village of Nieu-Bethesda in the heart of the Great Karoo by: helenmae Views[707] Friendly combination. Art is everywhere In Venice and tranquility is main state of soul you have to generate to observe it. So it might take more than one or two days. by: gitam Views[579] Water streets. I couldn’t imagine how it is to live on the water. Now I know a little and know that it is possible. Wake up in the morning, get to your… boat, gondola, yacht,… just different type of transport – more suitable for transportation on water. That’s it. by: gitam Views[683] It was raining but hopefully stopped next morning and paddles looked like small windows to different world. You get that feeling of being Alice in Wonderland. by: gitam Views[466]
     
    Morning and cathedrals and churches are open. Some are in hurry, some - not. For couple times question of believe arises. Most of tourists are observers, they do see facade of beautiful buildings. How it is possible to touch the heart and get better others culture when you are one or two day’s guest? by: gitam Views[527] Early morning. Gondolier is sailing with 2 giant ships and I wandering how technically it is possible. by: gitam Views[461]    

     

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