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    [BREAKING THE STEREOTYPE OF LATINO MALES] At the Santa Catalina festival I witnessed this moment of dedication and tenderness from a local campesino farmer towards his baby. He had such focus of care as other men around him were loudly partaking in other activities. I was particularly struck by the timing of this moment and my reflection of it, as right behind them was a sign 'Protecto' (protection in English). This, I think, may have been a sign for a brand of fertiliser, but nevertheless I found it reflected the essence of the moment and my thoughts around it. During my travels in Panama as a female, I was at times taken aback by macho and chauvinistic attitudes of some men. However, like many countries around the world, it is changing and I was pleased to be get insights into greater open mindedness around gender and associated roles. by: mimosa Views[793] 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[812] This was the first time I had visited a developing country, and in hindsight I'm so glad it was India. Within the first day I'd had a breakdown when the reality of extreme poverty hit me. And yet reaching the more secluded hills of Kalimpong, I witnessed the positive side of poverty. The appreciation that the people had for every little thing was and is something to learn from. One of my biggest learnings was how universal certain traits of humanity were. For instance, the motherly love and pride in this photograph is a familiar subject matter, something we can recognise immediately without needing to know anything more. While India as a 'place' was completely unfamiliar to me, motherly love was as familiar as anything, leaving me questioning the concept of 'place' as location. by: juliezhuphotography Views[962] The shepherds take their families to the jailoos. If not all their children, at least the youngest ones. Women are responsible for the yurt, turning it into a living place during the day and a sleeping room at night. They cook and help with the animals catering. by: elisecolette Views[768] Gorgeous Bolivian baby of our friend in Uyuni, Bolivia by: wanderlustkiera Views[499]
     
    A Hmong Boy trying to calm down his little brother while his parents are busy with selling at the local market in Bac Ha. Responsibility comes early in the remote villages of Northern Vietnam, Family is everything. by: zsoltfazekas Views[1138] Deep in the Mexico City suburb of Coyoacan youth usually decorate their cars with images of Mexican wrestling masks. by: mexico_unplugged Views[1256] Once the women are feeling fresh again after their fragrant smoke bath they set about grinding down small stones of ochre. Rhythmically the women work away grinding the red stones down into a very fine powder. by: benmcrae Views[2107] babies made safe on a sling of cloth and loving arms. by: purplbutrfly Views[580]  

    Photos: My Photo scholarship 2011 entry - Women of Guatemala

    BRAZIL | Fri, 4 Nov 2011 | By candidgypsy | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

    My name is Fernanda , I'm an enthusiastic photo student from Brazil who decided to totally abandon corporate life to become a travel photographer. Of course, things don't happen so quickly and while I'm finishing my course I work as a freelance English/Portuguese ... Read more >
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    Tags: baby, cowboys, female, future, gender differences, guatemala, male, weaving, women, work

    Intense Planning

    UNITED KINGDOM | Fri, 5 Aug 2011 | By kelvinos | Views [510]

    Intense planning.   There you have it.   The all-consuming differentiator when you’ve got a baby.   As rewarding as they are, these little bundles of teething, screaming, vomiting joy come with a big red warning ... Read more >

    Tags: baby, backpacking, children, itinerary, planning a trip, south-east asia

     

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    A beautiful morning on Lake Burley Griffin, named after Canberra's planner. This location was chosen as the site for Australia's compromise capital in 1913 (to avoid favouring Sydney or Melbourne), but was built very slowly over the next 70-plus years. Even now the population is barely 350,000, but it is one of the world's greatest planned cities, endlessly fascinating. In this picture the National Carillon is on the left and the High Court (Supreme Court) the big blocky building in the middle.: by flyted, Views[1596]
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