Borneo rainforest Kalimantan Indonesia, Travel, Culture, Nature, and Landscape Photography.
Showing posts with label Humaniora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Humaniora. Show all posts
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Sunday, March 3, 2013
to the ball field on a beautiful morningThe
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Sunday, February 24, 2013
Friday, February 22, 2013
Once Time in Borneo
Label:
Architecture,
Humaniora,
Night,
Samarinda
Lokasi:
Samarinda, Indonesia
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Three Days Down The River
Bamboo Bridge "Persia-India" |
Down the river can be a fun
activity for people like myself who usually run the daily routine in the middle
of the bustling city. 3 days passed quickly felt. If it does not remember the
day off that is going to end, wishing it to continue my pace to cross the
bamboo bridge that is in front of me. Perhaps my reluctance to return home the
same as when Alexander the Great to return to Persia as India has seen in his
eyes. Rattling noise rivers, bushes parted, looking every inch of land filled
with so much life, meet with people who work in the fields edge of the forest,
butterflies and dragonflies are colorful, and of course feel cool and fresh
river water , making us feel as though more could appreciate life.
Cultivator |
Wow il ya une cascade, mais aussi ahhh épine douleur brousse |
Why on the other side always looks more beautiful? |
Beautiful Dragonfly |
"Which beautiful dragonfly?" Just look closer or please download free images and enlarged to more clearly seen. Yes it is quite beautiful dragonfly pictures. Sorry guys, I have not been able to make macro photos, very unfortunate.
Palm Sugar Processing |
Lokasi:
Bulukumpa, Indonesia
Friday, February 15, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Nomad Fisherman
Parangluhu Port |
Like the Nomad Tribes of the Sahara are always moving
because of the season, fishermen from Bulukumba also doing the same thing. They
move nearly as far as 50 miles by boat and brought their families to live
together in the Pangrangluhu Port District Bonto Bahari Bulukumba when
fish are plentiful in the region. They set up their tents to occupy the time
until the end of the West Wind. When the East Wind, they returned to the Bulukumba
City where they usually live.
Fisherman Community in Parangluhu |
Fisherman Tent |
Little Family |
Face of Bulukumba Fisherman |
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