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    Travel Photography Scholarship 2012 - My Entry

    PHILIPPINES | Tue, 4 Dec 2012 | By td | Views [847]

    My name is Tericia Diaz and I go by the nickname Teki. All my friends know that at age 23, I already know what I want to do for the rest of my life. Obviously, it is related to taking photos. Yes, you've guessed correctly, I would like to spend my life ... Read more >

    Tags: beach, camiguin, clouds, landscapes, philippines, sea urchin

    "Livin in a van down by the Beach!"

    USA | Tue, 22 Nov 2011 | By nicholas_harrel | Views [732]

    I finall yhave my "space ship" or "Giant Bug" or "Salena".  Its a 94 Nissan Serena with a bed in the back so I can sleep in it and under bed storage. I picked it up on saturday and was relly stoked. It has 217000 km but ... Read more >

    Tags: breems bay, sea urchin, uretiti beach, waipu

     

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    Homeless, near Pashupatinath temple: I had been to Pashupatinath temple two times during my short stay in Kathmandu. The Hindu temple, situated on both sides of the Bagmati river, is a metaphor for the duality of life & death, creation & destruction. On both occasions I passed by this mysterious homeless person in the same place facing the wall, of unknown gender and age. This person for me is a constant reminder of the plight of the marginalised and displaced in society. : by jefffen, Views[1056]
    Homeless, near Pashupatinath temple: I had been to Pashupatinath temple two times during my short stay in Kathmandu. The Hindu temple, situated on both sides of the Bagmati river, is a metaphor for the duality of life & death, creation & destruction. On both occasions I passed by this mysterious homeless person in the same place facing the wall, of unknown gender and age. This person for me is a constant reminder of the plight of the marginalised and displaced in society.

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