Hidden in the Jungle by roberto_pazzi

Cambodia.

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People floating lamp in Yeepeng festival at Wat Sirindhorn, Phibun Mangsahan,Ubon Ratchathani Thaila by suriyachat

People floating lamp in Yeepeng festival at Wat Sirindhorn, Phibun Mangsahan,Ubon Ratchathani Thailand

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People floating lamp in Yeepeng festival at Wat Sirindhorn, Phibun Mangsahan,Ubon Ratchathani Thaila by suriyachat

People floating lamp in Yeepeng festival at Wat Sirindhorn, Phibun Mangsahan,Ubon Ratchathani Thailand

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Ayutthaya night by manjik

Temple “Chai watthanaram” in Ayutthaya

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Joy by roberto_pazzi

Portrait of an elderly woman (Laos).

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Astonishment by roberto_pazzi

Portrait of a baby boy (Laos).

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Ruins of Royal Castles by csillogo11

Gondar previously served as the capital of the Ethiopian Empire. The city holds the remains of several royal castles, including those in Fasil Ghebbi (the Royal Enclosure), for which Gondar has been called the “Camelot of Africa”.
King Fasil (Fasiledes) settled in Gondar and established it as a permanent capital in 1636. After Fasil, successive kings continued building, improving the techniques and architectural style. Before its decline in the late eighteenth century, the royal court had developed from a camp into a fortified compound called Fasil Ghebbi, consisting of six major building complexes surrounded by a wall 900 metres long. There are some twenty palaces and royal buildings and thirty churches in the area.

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Smile and Smoke by roberto_pazzi

Portrait of a woman (Laos).

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Leisure by roberto_pazzi

Street scene in a Buddhist temple (Laos).

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Noren. Japan by PAkDocK

Noren are traditional Japanese fabric dividers, hung between rooms, on walls, in doorways, or in windows.
Noren are Japanese culture, like these ones at a more than three centuries old traditional restaurant. The wind did the rest.

Kyoto, Japan. 2015
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