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Celebrating my birthday/Halloween with some of my closest friends made me so happy and made me feel so special
the Gate Closing Festival of Dai nationality is a traditional festival of southern Buddhism. Early in the morning, women from the community would bring incense and rice to the temple to thank for the year’s harvest and pray for peace in the coming year. After the closing festival, people stopped working for a while and
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the Gate Closing Festival of Dai nationality is a traditional festival of southern Buddhism. Early in the morning, women from the community would bring incense and rice to the temple to thank for the year’s harvest and pray for peace in the coming year. After the closing festival, people stopped working for a while and
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the Gate Closing Festival of Dai nationality is a traditional festival of southern Buddhism. Early in the morning, women from the community would bring incense and rice to the temple to thank for the year’s harvest and pray for peace in the coming year. After the closing festival, people stopped working for a while and
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the Gate Closing Festival of Dai nationality is a traditional festival of southern Buddhism. Early in the morning, women from the community would bring incense and rice to the temple to thank for the year’s harvest and pray for peace in the coming year. After the closing festival, people stopped working for a while and
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Aeta people (one of Negrito groups) is an Indigenous group in the Pacific. They live in isolated regions and are forgotten by the world. However, humanitarian brought water and school feeding programs to them, with the hope of development
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On the eve of the Torch Festival, local Yi women earn money by selling torches for blessing. They are busy embroidering in their hands, passing on traditional local knowledge and skills
Life, Traditional Skills, and Festivals (Update) Read More »
Aeta people (one of Negrito groups) is an Indigenous group in the Pacific. They live in isolated regions and are forgotten by the world. However, humanitarian brought water and school feeding programs to them, with the hope of development
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Some of Catholic church administrators (priests and sisters) high-five and congratulate Muslims after performing Eid al-Fitr prayers in front of the church. As a symbol of tolerance and harmony in Indonesia, there are five religions (Christian, Hindu, Buddhist and Confucian) in the country with the largest Muslim population on the world. Malang City, East Java
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In The Indian Indian state of Karnataka, there are some festivals in summer. At that time there are no jobs for the farmers. So the farmers participate in the race by grooming the bullock carts and bulls in their villages
A VICTORY CELEBRATION Read More »
It felt great to stand on a bench with my bestie and sing dance my heart out eithout a care in the world. It was also nice to make some new friends with the people on our table lol.
Central to the essence of “Tao” are the principles of “following nature” and “the unity of heaven and man.” These core tenets find resonance within the thematic framework of the project, as articulated by Eckhart Tolly. Coming of age during a period characterized by rapid urbanization and a restrictive political environment in China, the artist’s
Inspired by the lockdown imposed in Shanghai during the pandemic. In the prolonged isolation under political power and oppression, people’s lives are disconnected from the outside world, each domestic space becomes their own world, and the connection between the living space and the isolated people is magnified as never before. The artist would like to
This photograph is part of my project about people over 70. I took a portrait of Pearl in her apartment and asked her to remember her smile. It sounds, perhaps, touching and profound. But in my project, I strive to capture not only the outer appearance but also the inner states of people—their memories, their
The people of Bangladesh are among the poorest in the world, but always offer a smile.
Blooming Flower and Blooming Mind. Read More »
The volunteers sing and dance in the early morning in the village before saying their goodbyes to the villagers
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A recent study by Unicef has estimated that over 3.4 million children in Bangladesh are living on the streets without parental care.
The street children require care in their uncertain lives. Read More »
Muslim devotees offer Jummah(Friday) prayer during the holy month of Ramadan of the Baitul Mukarram National Mosque at Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Thousands of Hindu worshipers gather on dozens of floors to celebrate Rakher Upobash, a fasting festival at Lokenath Brahmachari Temple in Dhaka, Bangladesh. The festival is held on every Saturday and Tuesday during the last 15 days in the month of “Kartik” in the Bengali calendar. Lighting small lamps, also known as Prodips, and special
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The whole Fulani village in Ekiti State Nigeria gathered together both the men and women to appreciate the volunteers who had come to share their space and give out relief materials to them
The image shows one of the volunteers during the education outreach joyfully carrying one of the kids to his sit while another volunteer commences the teaching behind them
Volunteers travelling to another town at Night in Ojo Lagos through the water for an outreach
This image shot with two small kids symbolically presents the future of our space. The visual shows that they are cleaning up the space debris.
The image shows one of the volunteers during the education outreach joyfully carrying one of the kids to his sit while another volunteer commences the teach behind him them