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set fire to that stage! - Jammers - Bemidji, MN

The view of St. Louis from the top.

 

At the high point of its development, Cahokia was the largest urban center north of the great Mesoamerican cities in Mexico.

 

In 1250, its population was larger than that of London, England.

 

Monks Mound is the largest structure and central focus of the city. A massive structure with four terraces, 10 stories tall, and the largest man-made earthen mound north of Mexico

i was getting off the moto and about to step into my classroom when a parade of monks crossed in front of me. i turned on my camera and saw that my memory card was full. i almost died. well i captured the remaining few as they walked by on their way to the pagoda.

pictures about the life of monks in SriLanka

old statues of important holy buddha figures and monks at my new favorite 'chill' spot on doi suthep. next to these guys is an ancient temple and underneath is 'my' waterfall. besides the adorable monks that are working on a new building, i am literally the only person around! it IS heaven!

monks in class at the Phra Pathom Chedi in Nakorn Pathom, Thailand

43. DE MONIKKEN, IN DE VIIe EEUW door Jean-Léon Huens

 

7th Century - The monks in the Carolingian era played an important role in the civilization of the country. They spent their time to study, praying and working on the land. At the same time they were educators and missionaries

he studying to be a monk at Angkor Wat - Angkor, Cambodia

 

Picture taken by: Soluy Loeurt

Edited by: David Lam

views from the water taxi- monks on the boat

A young monk who was distracted by the tourist and not focusing on the teaching of his teacher

From an episode of Monk. I don't remember which episode this is, but the speaker (back to camera) was the bad guy.

he's a shaolin guy.

I don't think this is really shopping, or else something's wrong!

A monk at Angkor Wat

In front of a monastery, Ulan Bator, Mongolia

Monks lunch, Mandalay, Myanmar

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This year, the Pavilion on the lawn by The Serpentine Gallery, in Hyde Park is designed by the French Architect, Jean Nouvel, his.first completed building in the UK

This Building is Red, very Red.

It features a strange French notion of naming something that did not need to be named in order to draw attention to that thing, thereby giving it more meaning and more substance than would otherwise be given This began thirty years ago with, Le Bag, and Le Shirt, and Le Boutique, and Le Car, from Renault. This fad caught on and let's face it certainly contributed to the notion of Le Pretentious Prat, or what Monty Python would call, "Le stating of le bleeding obvious".

Jean Nouvel has revived this tradition by naming the sky, and the colour of the Building Red and what compliments that colour, le colour of the Kensington Gardens, Green.

Voila!

My Spanish art teacher despised unnecessary signs, and hieroglyphics regarding them all as Fascistic. He was particularly offended by and indeed removed Heath and Safety notices like "Do not use the Fire Bucket" for example. "Do not" was not in his vocabulary.

Years later I was asked to design about thirty shops for an oil company. These would be convenience stores attached to Petrol Filling Stations. I received my brief at the height of the Le Bag spin-off craze, I was asked to provide a large shopfront sign board, simply saying just one word, "SHOP" in 1 metre high letters.

In the spirit of my Spanish Art Teacher, Erasmo Fernandez who I loved, and at risk of losing my commission. I let my feeling be known to my employer.

"Surely, we can all see that it is a Shop," I dared suggest.

Naturally, I compromised and gave them exactly what they wanted in the interest of paying my Gas bill.

In due course that company were declared Les Bankrupt of ideas and they no longer exist.

Nevertheless the Pavilion is splendid and deserves a visit.

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Sorry so blurry on this one, but I was coming up Kearney beside all the stopped cars, and was afraid I'd only get the one shot, so I didn't have a chance to get anything set up. At left is the golf cart with a camera in the back.

Taken in Thailand with a Leica M9 and 35mm Summilux lens.

Processed using Lightroom 3, Nik Viveza 2, Nik Color Efex 3.0 and CS5.

monk in mysore - A monk stands on a street in Mysore, India. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24679014-monk-i...

Tashilhunpo Monastery

Buddhist Monk , Bylakkuppe Monastery, during an annual religious ceremony inside golden temple.

young monks at Chime Lhakhang "No Dog" monastery

Bhutan. Children often enter the monastery at a very young age in Bhutan. Sometimes poorer families will send a child to obtain an education.

Several monk parakeets cooling off in a puddle.

Taken near the Coastal Center at Milford Point

August 20th Biting flies and overcast skies

 

After an eventful night I was up before dawn but Ian had a lie in so I spent a bit of time birding around the lodge. A flowering tree attracted Yellow-rumped Caciques, Crested Oropendolas, Solitary Cacique and Orange-backed Troupials, additionally Green-winged Saltator, Black-capped Donacobious, Masked Flycatcher, Monk Parakeets, Buff-winged Swallow. There was also a Fork-tailed Woodnymph flitting from flower to flower.

 

Even monks need to get around the city.

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