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Panorama of Suomi NPP images of East Asia. I added annotation showing the volcanic plume from Sakurajima in Kyushu.
24 April 2014, demo in Hong Kong - Adidas Asia-Pacific Office, stores of Nike, Adidas and Timberland, to urge brands to pay up workers' social insurance in arrears and the release of detained workers!
香港聲援裕元工人行動。4月24日，我們一起去了阿迪達斯亞太區辦公室、耐克、阿迪達斯和添柏嵐的門市抗議，要求品牌立即賠償工人遭拖欠的社保及立即釋放被拘留工人！
A marketplace is always i nice place to meet tribal people... Rathwa tribe, Bhil tribe, Nayak tribe... It's nice to see them wearing necklaces, jewelry or even tattoos...
This Asian Black Bear, Ursus thibetanus, was photographed in China, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
this guy must be tired after flying for hundred of miles to escape the winter months from the north.
Handheld 1/60 at 600, the IS really do the trick
@bt batok nature reserve
Asian Party XL, seleccionada en la convocatoria pública de Terraza de Verano Matadero, es una velada de animación coreana-japonesa que busca expandir y dar a conocer la cultura asiática en Madrid en un viaje desde el mainstream asiático hasta el undergroud madrileño. Música, Dj´s , visuales, proyecciones, baile, performances, karaoke, concursos, juegos...
Asian Party se ha convertido después de casi dos años, y 26 fiestas a sus espaldas, en la fiesta revelación en Madrid donde se reune la magia y el buen rollo de la cultura asiática. Sus asistentes forman parte de la gran familia que mes a mes nos acompañan sin parar de bailar y disfrutar durante toda la noche! En Asian Party encontrarás las últimas novedades así como los grandes éxitos de los mejores temas de Kpop, Jmusic, Tpop, Cpop y mucho más! Un nuevo formato donde además, el público es el dj! En nuestros eventos eres TÚ quien pone la música al pedirla en nuestras redes. ¡Ven a disfrutar junto a nosotros una experiencia sin igual!
The Asian Koel (Eudynamys scolopacea), formerly also Common Koel, is a member of the cuckoo order of birds, the Cuculiformes, which also includes such birds as the roadrunners, the anis, and couas. It is found from southern Asia, China, and into Australia. The subspecies found in the Philippines is sometimes known as the Philippine Koel. Like many cuckoos, it lays its eggs in other birds' nests.
The word koel also means "nightingale" in India because of the Indian Koel's melodious call. It is also colloquially known as the Rainbird or Stormbird in eastern Australia, as its call is supposed to foreshadow rain.
A female Asian Koel clicked in the backyard. The females are thickly spotted dark-brown and barred white. Eats fruits, insects, snails and eggs of smaller birds.
CRITIQUES ARE WELCOME!
Docked at port, the ship and its crew rests up for another voyage later at night.
Artist name - Erin Cone
Height (cm) - 111.5
Width (cm) - 111.5
Medium - Oil on canvas
Date artwork created – 2006
Article No - 21579
Other information - Through fusion of magical realism and abstract minimalism, I seek to present a new aesthetic in portraiture. I limit my subject to the figure placed in flat, empty space in order to explore the emotion left when context is removed. By contrasting realism and abstraction, very often the emotions of the figures and meaning of their actions and poses remain unknown throughout the creative process. It is this sense of the unknown that I try to capture, all of the little uncertainties, the varying impressions different people have of the same thing, glimpses, half-truths, the way perspective shifts with the passage of time, the elusive and highly mutable nature of memory and emotion. My goal is to create beautiful art open to the interpretation of the viewer - personal and anonymous, emotive and ambiguous.
❤️ Aesthetic asian girl
👉 All american season asian girl
🌸 American asian girl
👉 Angry asian girl
☑️ Another word for asian girl
Leeds City Museum launched their Voices of Asia exhibition in April 2014. For more information visit their page here: www.leeds.gov.uk/museumsandgalleries/Pages/leedscitymuseu...
These images are from the launch event, photographed by Maria Spadafora for SAA-uk.
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In the gardens of Houkoku-ji(報国寺) , also called the bamboo temple. Kamakura area, Kanagawa prefecture, Japan.
Canon 7D Tokina 11-16 2.8 @ 16mm f5 1/25 ISO400
Woman standing by the stove in the kitchen, cooking and smelling the nice aromas from her meal in a pot
Asian Paradise Flycatcher (Terpsiphone paradisi)
The Asian Paradise-flycatcher (Terpsiphone paradisi), also known as the Common Paradise-flycatcher, is a medium-sized passerine bird. It was previously classified with the Old World flycatcher family Muscicapidae, but the paradise-flycatchers and monarch flycatchers are now placed in the family Monarchidae,[2] [3] and most members of this family are found in Australasia and tropical southern Asia.
The typical adult male Asian Paradise-flycatcher is about 20 cm long, but the long tail streamers double this. It has a glossy black crown and crest, blue eye-ring and a long narrow rounded tail. The body and wings are white with very long central pair of tail feathers which form streamers that droop. Subadult males lack the long tail feathers and have rufous on body and wing and have the head completely black, including a black throat. Adults males of the "rufous-morph" have rufous on the wings and tail and white on the belly. In some races it is said the the white form is absent. The Females are much like the sub-adult males or rufous-morphs but the throat is greyish and not black and they lack streamers.[4]
Several races are recognized but need further study. In the Western Himalayas race leucogaster has pale rufous upperparts and white breast and a lot of black on the white wings. Eastern Himalayas race saturatior has a shorter crest which black shaft streaks on the upperparts of the white-morph male and the rufous-morph male is buffier below and has a rufous vent with not so long tail-streamers. Nominate race in Peninsular India and Sri Lankan race ceylonensis have very long streamers and crest. The Sri Lankan race is said to lack the white-morph. The nominate race populations from the Eastern Ghats is said to have a larger bill. The race in Central Nicobars nicobarica has an olive upper mantle and darker underparts.[4]
The Asian Paradise-flycatcher is a noisy bird with a sharp skreek call. It has short legs and sits very upright whilst perched prominently, like a shrike. It is insectivorous, hunting by flycatching in the understory. They bathe in small pools of water in the afternoon by diving from perches.
This species is usually found in thick forests and other well-wooded habitats. The Asian Paradise-flycatcher breeds from Turkestan to Manchuria. It is migratory, wintering in tropical Asia. There are resident populations further south, for example in southern India and Sri Lanka, so both visiting migrants and the locally breeding subspecies occur in these areas in winter.
Race leucogaster breeds in the foothills of the Himalayas from Northern Afghanistan to Central Nepal. Race saturatior of Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and eastern Bangladesh is resident but may move to the adjacent plains. Race leucogaster moves to the southern Peninsula in winter. Nominate race is resident in many parts of central India but some winter in Sri Lanka.
This photograph was taken in coimbatore,south india., asia.
dt:27nov2008 .11.45pm