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Interno della Moschea nella cittadella al Cairo.
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Photography of two incense sticks and the smoke they produced, with their fragrance they aromatize the places and the smoke they produce, is like a ghost that envelops the environment.
Fotografía de dos palos de incienso y el humo que producían, con su fragancia aromatizan los lugares y el humo que producen, es como un fantasma que envuelve el ambiente.
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South of Hanoi is a small town named Quang Phu Cau.
It is Centuries old and known for the millions and millions of Incense, which they have been creating for over a 100 years…
Incense sticks burning. In a completely dark room, I used the flash to freeze the smoke and half a second exposure to capture the burning fire. Strobe : 1 * 1/2 through softbox on right triggered by Cactus. Reflector on left.
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Camden Market, London. Incense smoke from the Indian gift shop drifts towards the watch shop opposite.
While famous for its golden temple, Kinkaku-Ji (in Kyoto, Japan) has interesting moments to be found throughout the grounds.
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A local craft business, where people could order incense sticks in any size and individual decorative designs
(George Town, Malaysia 1983)
The photo was taken in 1983 with my analog Nikon FE camera and 35mm slide film, and now scanned with Nikon Coolscan 4000D film scanner.
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Ba Thien Hau temple was built in 1760 to honour Mazu the ‘Lady of the Sea’ and when you enter through the iron gate you will see massive stone incense burners in front of the entrance of Mazu’s altar. The exterior is beautifully designed with the traditional curvy roof on which small porcelain figures are standing symbol for themes from Chinese religion and legends.
the smell of incense. You like it or not.
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