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This Grubug (or Grubuk) cave is located about 60 meters underground in an area which is known as Luweng Jomblang (luweng means a big hole area)
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Photo by Catherine Dobbins d'Alessio. This Burrowing Owl was photographed at the Prewett Family Park Burrowing Owl Preserve in Antioch, California, on a bright sunny day. These little guys like to use perches, such as fence posts, to watch for predators. Unfortunately, urban development has been displacing them from much of their native habitat in the Bay Area.
Kids accompanied by their father, grandpa, grandma or babysitter are being preoccupied by two jokers at Johor Premium Outlets
Sorry child, but you're already ON the water slide!
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Tagline: Jangan ngaku-ngaku anak gaul kalau belum pernah ke Goa Pindul (Do not boast of yourself as a slang guy before you go to Pindul cave)
At the window where sweetness meets the day’s brisk air,
A moment’s trade, a pastry’s grace, a baker’s care.
She stands, the day’s soft script in hand, a story yet to tell,
As morning’s warmth in golden hues whispers, “All is well.”
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Two women are engaged in phone conversations in a retro room with large windows that provide natural light
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The morning sun
Illuminates
A face I’ve seen
So many times
But now it seems
Your lineaments
Are leading me
Towards a false reality
And I know for sure
That every time you turn around
I see a new face
That I can’t recall
I see a new face
That I oh I oh I I oh I can't recall
I wanna break out
Of this dead lock
The air’s thin
I’m breathing heavily
Countless streams
Of thoughts appear
I find myself
In a state of despair
I should have been
A better judge
But now I can see
Your nature clear as day
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setiap lekukan kriput wajahnya adalah keikhlasan dalam bentuk nyata, itulah bahasa kesetiaan seorang abdi dalem kesultanan yogyakarta
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Organic food people market every Sunday morning in the center of Jakarta city
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The street is very narrow in the town. People just talking to their neighbors across the street without walking out of their porches.
This is exactly what they were doing in the picture. Very interesting human interaction influenced by culture and environment.
A pedicab rider or trishaw uncle or cycle rickshaw puller is giving the right directions to a girl at a square road, downtown Singapore.
My large format final series. A commentary on nature/human interaction through diptychs.
Camera: 4x5 Toyo with 210mm lens.
Ibuku menerangkan makna simbolik yang terkandung dalam goresan gambar batik klasik kepada seorang pengunjung yang mengenakan kemeja batik khas Lasem dari Rembang di stan pameran koleksi Kraton Kasultanan, anjungan DIY, Katumbiri Expo 2015 di JCC Jakarta
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My Mother explain the meaning of symbolic patterns one of Sultan Palace's batik collection to an enthusiastic batik lover at an exhibition in Jakarta
Photo by Jon d'Alessio. We were getting setup to photograph Laysan Albatross chicks on Midway Island, when one of the chick's curiosity got the better of it. Of course, the bird was too close for the shoe owner, but her grumbling attracted my attention.
Photo by Donald Dvorak. On October 10, 2009 I participated in the “Wildlife Watching at Cordell Bank” boat trip sponsored by the Point Reyes National Seashore Association with naturalists from the Cordell Bank National Marine Sanctuary. Cordell Bank is an underwater seamount located twenty miles west of Point Reyes. It is a nutrient rich environment with a large plankton mass which is the beginning of the food chain that supports animals all the way up to the whales that frequent this area.
Wildlife sightings were fantastic, ranging from Black-footed Albatross to Humpback Whales.
One unexpected treat was the sighting of two species of Warblers. The Warblers apparently strayed out to sea and our boat provided a place to land and rest.
They landed on various parts of the boat. Apparently without fear of people, they landed on our heads, shoes, arms and legs.
It was delightful to see a Blue-Throated Grey Warbler in such an unusual warm hearted encounter with a human being.