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Chukhung Ri, 5410 m. This statue is simple (is anything simple at this altitude?) but very effective. Buddist prayer flags are bit worn out but still sending prayers forth!
Have you noticed how dark the sky looks in these pictures at altitude? This was taken in the brightest mid-day sun, no filters used, zero editing! The sky by right shoud be very pale blue if not completely overexposed - yet it isn't it! Amazing, huh?
Trekking in Nepalese Himalaya, 2005.
People write prayers and messages on metallic chimes which end up becoming part of Wat Rong Khun, the White Temple in Chiang Rai, Thailand.
Surely those who believe, do righteous deeds, establish prayer, and pay zakat, their reward with their Lord. There is no fear come upon them and not (also) they grieve.
These flags are placed in the wind to ensure peace and wisdom, and if a prayer is answered, a flag is placed there. The flags run across the bridge by the Tiger enclosure in the Jungle Trek. Bright colours, lots to stare at for little people.
This is a small mosque located near the "Karachi 50km" milestone on super highway between Hyderabad and Karachi in Sindh, Pakistan. The mosque seems to be deserted as I found there no water and prayer rugs.
photographe: Grégory Gonzalez
model: virginie
art director: Bertha Sesé
virgin corset, Manuel Albarran
Prayer in the morning, perhaps to let God help her to lots of customers. Ratchaprarop Road, Bangkok.
Lovely quote from Lonely Planet: "Bhutan is a world that you had only hoped existed. Prayer flags flutter in the breeze and men dresses in a traditional Gho and Argyle socks stroll past yellow-roofed shrines."
18 января 2013, Всенощное бдение накануне престольного праздника Николо-Богоявленского морского собора
Two prayers, written in German, for the First Headqurter. The first prayer is a general prayer and the second one is a war prayer from the bishop Dr. Faulhaber, in which you can find the following passage: "" Holy strong God, look out for the ones, who are close to us! Be their shield with your almighty protection, in the danger of the war."
1915
Collection Reference: Eph.A/81