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Coming really soon... | Muito brevemente...

INDIA | Sun, 12 Feb 2017 | By anagouvs | Views [810]

My first post! Meanwhile, follow me on Facebook and Instagram (links to the right) for some more immediate updates.   O meu primeiro apontamento! Entretanto, acompanha momentos mais imediatos no Facebook e Instagram ("links" à direita).... Read more >

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Spice, Sand, and Shimmy ~ Trip Launch

USA | Fri, 30 Sep 2016 | By tahlia-abroad | Views [617]

It's almost time!     While we're gone, you can expect a few updates here and there on this blog (aiming for 1-2 per week). Follow me on Instagram for daily updates!  

Tags: bellydance, instagram, intentional travel, launch, morocco, retreat, travel log, trip prep, yoga

 

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The old lady at Kyichu Lhakhang: Bhutan offers shelters inside temples, chortens, stupas and monasteries for its older citizens to rest or sleep during the day. At Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the countries oldest temples, I found her whispering something funny about me to her fellow shelter seekers. Maybe because I had the camera pointed straight at her. Her instant reaction of making fun of me taught me one of the most important things I learnt about portrait or travel photography - engaging with the moment. I sat with her then, unable to understand her language, and she talking continuously to me as if it didn't matter I couldn't understand her. Bhutan's Gross National Happiness formula fully executed, I had thought in my mind then. I took this shot of her after taking her permission as I left the temple.: by kavyanjali, Views[966]
The old lady at Kyichu Lhakhang: Bhutan offers shelters inside temples, chortens, stupas and monasteries for its older citizens to rest or sleep during the day. At Kyichu Lhakhang, one of the countries oldest temples, I found her whispering something funny about me to her fellow shelter seekers. Maybe because I had the camera pointed straight at her. Her instant reaction of making fun of me taught me one of the most important things I learnt about portrait or travel photography - engaging with the moment. I sat with her then, unable to understand her language, and she talking continuously to me as if it didn't matter I couldn't understand her. Bhutan's Gross National Happiness formula fully executed, I had thought in my mind then. I took this shot of her after taking her permission as I left the temple.

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