Is that a HEMI in your Hot Rod ?
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This is one of the Hemis buddhist Monastry cloisters, the colors are absolutely fabulous and the light was fantastic. Then, why not?
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Hey, that thing got a Hemi in it?
Yep.
One reason why I don't usually shoot the whole car, preferring to focus on the details.
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Ring-billed gull.
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Hémis (Inde) - Partie privée du monastère bouddhiste de Hémis (Ladakh).
Hemis (India) - Private part of the Buddhist monastery of Hemis (Ladakh).
The Hemis Gompa (Hemis Monastery, elevation 3,690 m, 12,106 ft.) is some 30 km (19 mi.) south-southeast of Leh, Ladakh. The monastery is hidden in a narrow valley along a small tributary stream 3 km (1.9 mi.) west of the Indus River. It is thought that a monastery existed here in the 11th century, however the monastery seen today was established in 1672. It follows the Drugpa Kagyu or "Red Hat" school of Tibetan Buddhism.
The Hemis Gompa (Hemis Monastery, elevation 3,690 m, 12,106 ft.) is some 30 km (19 mi.) south-southeast of Leh, Ladakh. The monastery is hidden in a narrow valley along a small tributary stream 3 km (1.9 mi.) west of the Indus River. It is thought that a monastery existed here in the 11th century, however the monastery seen today was established in 1672. It follows the Drugpa Kagyu or "Red Hat" school of Tibetan Buddhism.