Tag: burma
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Morning Coffee Talk~10/365
Good morning, Balance is on my mind today. I am looking outside my window and seeing how on top of a very large pine tree a bird is standing gracefully on a single thin branch in the freezing morning air, gently looking around and scanning the quiet neighbourhood as the cold wind moves the tree…
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Where is your happy place?~
You often hear people escaping mentally to their happy places where they can reconnect with who they are meant to be for a moment; rewriting some chapters, rearranging some priorities and for just a short moment, just ‘being’. I found my happy place when I went to Myanmar. I could not stop smiling there, it…
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That precious unit we call family~
Wishing all who observe the Easter holidays a peaceful weekend with your loved ones! Day 86 of 365~ Image taken in a small village near Bagan, Myanmar
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Somewhere magic lives on~
Somewhere magic lives on~ how can it not? Day 84 of 365~ Image taken in magical Myanmar
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The color of simple existence ~ Myanmar
My favorite places to travel and capture images are those where life is still simpler and where basic living is the color of the day. In those places color is celebrated not managed and there is a refreshing freedom of whimsical mix and match. Day 83 of 365~ Image taken last year in Myanmar
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Reading the runes of today~
In a world where impressions and information bombard us from all directions as soon as we open our eyes in the morning, how do we make sense of what is happening in the world? In a single day you hear of a president resigning, a new scandal unfolding with another president, a child shooting other…
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Magic in the Simple Things~ Myanmar
Most of what causes in us awe and admiration is mostly based in the simple things: air, water, clouds, light, fire, nature, and how humans interact with these simple things. Aren’t clouds magical? And reflections on water? Colorful stilt houses on a reflective lake under white puffy clouds, a background of hills touching the sky…
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Where has all the Faith Gone?
Where is our religion? Is it in the temples of Asia, or the mountain churches of Lebanon, the faraway tribes of Africa, or the monasteries of tibet? Is it in mosques? Is it with soothsayers? Is it with the self proclaimed healers and seers? Is it in the holy cities of our world? Is it…
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Portraits From the Heart~ Myanmar
It is not enough to love your camera, to love photography and to love travel. Good portraits are about loving people, other humans, those that co-inhabit our earth. Looking at them with compassion, togetherness, curiosity and the wish to belong to this fascinating and colorful range of humanity.