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French Polynesia - Oct 2007
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Tropical view of the overwater bungalows from the wooden walkway, Moorea, French Polynesia
French Polynesia - Oct 2007
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French Polynesia - Oct 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amber Weitz / Rex Features (1513667al)
Tropical view of the overwater bungalows from the wooden walkway, Moorea, French Polynesia
French Polynesia - Oct 2007
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French Polynesia - Oct 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amber Weitz / Rex Features (1513667ak)
Nighttime view of the overwater bungalows from the wooden walkway, Moorea, French Polynesia
French Polynesia - Oct 2007
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French Polynesia - Oct 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amber Weitz / Rex Features (1513667au)
Tropical view of the overwater bungalows from the wooden walkway, Moorea, French Polynesia
French Polynesia - Oct 2007
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French Polynesia - Oct 2007
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Amber Weitz / Rex Features (1513667bh)
Tropical view of the overwater bungalows from the wooden walkway, Moorea, French Polynesia
French Polynesia - Oct 2007
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Sunlight coming through the East Cloister at Wells Cathedral (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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BARONG PROCESSION ON GUMICIK BEACH, BALI, INDONESIA
Bali's beaches are either of black volcanic sand, or of white powdered coral. Within sight of the Bali Beach Hotel on Gumicik Beach the procession has reached its destination after marching for hours. Priests dedicate the votive offerings which have been brought along so that they can then be eaten by the worshippers. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the evil. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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BARONG PROCESSION, BATUBULAN VILLAGE, BALI, INDONESIA
Rice and religion are inseparable on Bali. Once a year the villagers of Batabulan bring their barong, a fabulous, mystical creature symbolizing goodness, out of the temple. They carry him in a joyful procession through the rice-fields and down the river to the sea, where he is handsomely bedecked with votive gifts. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the evil. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali.
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BARONG PROCESSION THROUGH A RICE-FIELD, BATUBULAN VILLAGE, BALI, INDONESIA
Rice and religion are inseparable on Bali. Once a year the villagers of Batabulan bring their barong, a fabulous, mystical creature symbolizing goodness, out of the temple. They carry him in a joyful procession through the rice-fields and down the river to the sea, where he is handsomely bedecked with votive gifts. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the evil. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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BARONG PROCESSION THROUGH A RICE-FIELD, BATABULAN VILLAGE, BALI, INDONESIA
Rice and religion are inseparable on Bali. Once a year the villagers of Batubulan bring their barong, the fabulous, mystical creature symbolizing goodness, out of the temple. They carry him in a joyful procession through the rice-fields and down the river to the sea, where he is handsomely bedecked with votive gifts. Barong is a fictional character in the mythology of Bali. A mythical jungle beast, friend of the human beings, fighting against Rangda, queen of the witches, the eval. In Bali each region, each village of the island has his own Barong. The protective spirit for it's forests, lands and rice fields. During the year the Barong is stationed in his temple. Given food and attention. Several times of the year the Barong comes out of his temple and walks through the rice fields as an animal with four legs. Two adult men are slipping into the Barong and are dancing through the village and the rice fields. for the Balinese and even for the tourists the Barong is the most spectacular and important mask. He is the king of the spirits, leader of the hosts of good, and enemy of Rangda in the mythological tradition of Bali. (FOTO: DUKAS/MICHAEL FRIEDEL)
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PROCESSION OF BALINESE WOMEN CARRYING VOTIVE GIFTS ON THEIR HEADS, SUKAWATI VILLIAGE,BALI, INDONESIA
The ladies of the village. A procession through the rice fields on the way to a small Hindu temple. They are asking the gods to favour a good harvest. Bringing offerings to the gods is part of daily life. The women of Bali spend one-third of their working hours preparing and distributing votive gifts. They use food, especially rice, fruit, flowers and eggs, to create these magnificently colored works of art for the temple festivals, to give pleasure to men, gods and spirits. After the ceremony and the procession the fruits will be eaten. That's sure.
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The gardens from the castle on St Michaels mount Marazion Cornwall
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Blizzard Building Institute Of Cell And Molecular Science, London, United Kingdom, 2005
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Blizzard Building The London School Of Medicine And Dentistry View Of Cantilevered Walkway And Run Of Pods
Blizzard Building Institute Of Cell And Molecular Science, London, United Kingdom, 2005
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Docks .
The Port of London is the whole of the tidal portion of the River Thames , stretching from Teddington to the sea , a distance of 69 miles . There is no Waterfront , as there is in Liverpool or Southampton ; instead , the vast business of the port is carried on quietly along the narrow strip of water which cuts the Metropolis in two . There are five dock systems in London , covering an area of 4,140, acres 673 acres of which are water . the five systems are the London and St . Katherine docks , the surrey commercial , the West India and Millwall , the East India , and the Royal Victoria and Albert and George the fifth docks . The port of London also includes Tilbury docks , which are near the sea , twenty six miles downstream from London bridge .
Picture shows:- On the other side of the buildings which front on the Thames for mile after mile on both sides , the warehouse doors are open for the lorries which will carry the distribution of imports a shade farther . This street in Wapping is typical of the dockside .
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Trading dhows unloading at the Givernment jetty on Doha . (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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The government Jetty , Doha . (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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