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    As religion becomes part of their daily lives, the Balinese often spend time preparing for ceremonial prayers. The dragon head props made here were used for the royal cremation ceremony, which would later be burnt by the end of the ceremony. by: hueychiat Views[219] This fisherman was waiting for the right moment to head out to the sea to set up fish traps. The long red pole would be used as a floatation as he swims out. by: hueychiat Views[278] Tourists visiting the Uluwatu Temple, Bali, are required to wear a cloth around their waist to cover their private parts as a symbolic respect towards the Balinese deities. A proper cultural understanding could have avoided this unnecessary pose for a photograph, which could have angered the locals. by: hueychiat Views[1132]   

    My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

    Friday, 28 Dec 2012 | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

      
    Photography is about connecting with people, knowing the cultures and background of the place. It is the passion for story-telling that lead me to be start photographing. A picture is indeed worth a thousand words! As I volunteered myself as a photographer ... Read more >
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