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    This planning makes a nomad hungry by: vincek Views[1153] Kuwait from above by: aidan_brooks Views[650] The pyramid becomes a replacment for a quiet fireplace. by: elenanikolovska Views[814] Louvre at night makes for the perfect romantic lighting. by: elenanikolovska Views[861] This water infront of the Pyramid lures amazement to those who know how to look by: elenanikolovska Views[803]
     
    The sun in autumn is the perfect light to see all the details on Louvre Palace by: elenanikolovska Views[809] The whole village works on a new building, even children and elderly are involved. Since Dimen is hidden amidst Guizhou's endless mountain ranges, the villagers are still used to making everything themselves -mostly as a community effort. by: guizhouimpressions Views[1192] A grandfather & his granddaughter are resting in the shade of one of Dimen's bridges. These impressively colourful constructions cater for the community as a meeting space, shade and to connect the different parts of the village that embrace the river running through it. by: guizhouimpressions Views[1162] A father carries his child on a hay cart in Dimen, a Dong-minority village in China's Guizhou Province. Time seems to have stopped 100 years ago in this little hidden place. Only a few researchers are invited to live among this remote community every year. by: guizhouimpressions Views[1162] Its a tell of king & kingdom, The greying past's whispers to vibrant present. The Malla kings rules here for 1000 years .Its Mallbhum-the terracotta temples build in 17-18th century. Classic style of Bengal architecture by: sirshendu Views[1193]
     
    Hlainaing feel the key to success is study and work hard. by: nerriza Views[895] Kkainhlu is a proud shop owner and happy not to be farming any more. by: nerriza Views[947] Hung smiling as she tells me she's the most popular in the village. by: nerriza Views[905] Lingkhui weaving the traditional clothing of the Ngagah tribe. by: nerriza Views[938] Thangsheng inbetween puffs talks about life as the towns local wine supplier. by: nerriza Views[907]
     
    Wish that was me! by: bananamariasouthamerica Views[775] The infamous guanacos of Torres del Paine National Park. by: bananamariasouthamerica Views[631] Fate of the Gods - For the sake of efficiency (with constant traffic of life-sized deities arriving at the ghat throughout the day), the deities are fished out of the water feet from where they were dumped. A microcosmic ritual mirroring the Hindu belief in reincarnation, the gods are added to the divine pile of cloth and clay, waiting, as they must, another 51 weeks to be reborn for next year's Durga Puja. by: fahyje Views[1190] Baptism - After the deities have been on display in elaborate and colourful dress around the city for the festival week, they are brought back to the Ganges. For this whole day, there are several popular ghats along the river bank where truckloads of locals arrive amid the throng of bhajans and the ecstasy of celebration. Colourful powder is thrown in the air, as people sing and dance in the street. Once the deities are offloaded, the men bring them down to the water. A microcosm of the Hindu idea of reincarnation, once the festival is over, the deities are unceremoniously and dumped in the Ganges, from whence they came. by: fahyje Views[1502] The Face of God - While most of the artists in the area are working on larger than life sized deities, there are some who work on smaller scales. Again, each piece is treated with the reverence and care that you would expect of a proud parent. Everything is done by hand. by: fahyje Views[1178]
     
    In God's Image - Layers of this clay are added to wooden frames, built to support several deities in standard poses, normally representing popular episodes from the epics. The attention to detail required of these artists means that this is tedious work and though the festival itself lasts only a week, the work goes on throughout the year. by: fahyje Views[1174] Grapes of Wrath - Kumortuli is an old quarter of Kolkata where families of artists have been working for generations, producing the most beautiful clay deities for the festival of Durga Puja. These deities are born of the Ganges and will be returned to the Ganges. The process begins by gathering clay from the banks of the river, and stomping it into a workable consistency, usually throughout the sweltering summer months. by: fahyje Views[1342] An old man at the airport watching sunset, by 35mm film by: ngatran Views[763] Red sunset by: ngatran Views[549] Xuan Huong Lake in fog by: ngatran Views[611]
     
    A little girl in town by: ngatran Views[722] Binh Ba Islands by: ngatran Views[570] Ketut Liyer- My experience with the 100 year old medicine man of Bali. by: jbelairburba Views[1013] Batam except having motorized vehicle as transportation, still use old day boat to transport people from place to place, unlike Venice that use Gondola mostly for pleasure, boat here at Batam purely use for transportation by: batam Views[1190] 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[962]
     
    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[973] 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[1005] 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[823] Shimshal, in northern Pakistan, is a high mountain herding village. by: genevieve Views[951] Travelling doesn't always mean going to fancy places. I don't just transport myself to work each day, I travel. Captured for life in the local trains, the lifeline of the city at Mumbai, India. by: munira_india Views[1085]
     
    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[618] 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[709] Don't let darkness blur you. Step out in the light and shine like the unique person you are. by: mattpaquette Views[1029] 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[941] 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[1193]
     
    Greenwich Park - Time is something that brings the whole world togehter. Time started because of travel...we travel today because we know what time to catch a train or flight. We are all connected because of time. Greenwich is one of the places where the international dateline passes through. In all this unity, it's important to define one's own path...regardless of what the others follow. Ergo, the above picture depicts the chosen path. Is it right? Or wrong? Only adventure has the answer. by: subranu Views[734] Paddington Station, London - Travel to many people means many different things. To me, it's all about culture. London, in general, is city with diverse cultures and ethnicities. And Paddington is a place where you are bound to come across people from all over: Indians, Germans, French, Italian, Spanish, Welsh and so on. by: subranu Views[934] The Supreme Court of India has ordered immediate ban on washing, draining industrial effluents and banning all other practices which pollute the waters of Yamuna. But other than Delhi locality, nothing has been done yet. Perhaps after another decade, Yamuna the river mentioned in the folklore of Lord Krishna, would not be there, only the stories will remain. by: debdatta Views[744] This mighty Barelang bridge is bridge that connect island of Batam-Rempang-Galang, that's where Barelang's name came from, is a place where most of Batam's people spend their time on afternoon/holiday by: batam Views[2418] The tracks make perfect benches when it's break time for the men who live in and near the slums of Haridwar, India. by: jessicajhill Views[852]
     
    A father and son slowly prepare the family vegetable stand for the day, just below their home along the railway. by: jessicajhill Views[806] A railway quick stop owner rests with a newspaper, just below his home where his son awaits a train. by: jessicajhill Views[717] From her cement perch overlooking the railroad tracks, a woman waits for dishes and laundry to dry. by: jessicajhill Views[997] 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[919] After our working time we can do whatever we want. Sometimes we play basketball or ping-pong, sometimes we watch movie, play guitar, occasionally we make fire. Just like the picture, having a fire is my favourite entertainment, everyone could share their story, and because all the Wwoofers came from different country so we always have stories to tell. Through the communication between us and Toni, we could know what's a real local Aussie life which is very important to a traveler, and she could also know many different culture in this world. I think I was really lucky to spend 5 months with them as a Wwoofer. Knowing what's a real local life is always my intent while traveling the world. by: australianlife Views[668]
     
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