Saturday, April 17, 2010
Faces from Tibet...
On my previous post, I tried to show you places from Tibet. Now faces from Tibet. Individualization of a very colorful culture. I remember watching the pilgrims in and out of the Jokhang temple in Lhasa for hours. Look at all their turquoise jewellery. Priest, Buddhas, pilgrims. All are easily taking you to a very different era.
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beautiful...thank you for sharing your journey:)
ReplyDeleteDear Aysegul
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful post...Tibet is alive with such beautiful colours... and gentle people..
I was just leaving a comment on your previous post when I saw you pop up in mine.... thank you so much for your lovely words on my anniversary post... it's been fantastic getting to know you and more of your gorgeous country.. Sorry haven't been over as much.. been blogging less these last few weeks.. xxx Julie
Love this post!Tibet is such a magical place!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos!Thank you for this lovely pictorial tour!
Betty xx
And thank you so much for your lovely comments!
ReplyDeletexoxo
Wow, great photos. Very fascinating. Something about old school film images, I don't know what, gives us a different look than digital images.
ReplyDeletei love the shot of the child in the field :)
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
Hi Aysegul, I'm hoping to get there for my 40th later this year. It's long been a country on my dream list. The photos are fabulous - the colour and that child. What wonderful travels you take!!
ReplyDeleteLove the turquoise jewellry! Great photos!
ReplyDeletethis is really an inspiring post. i love photos of people.... they will always have a story to tell.
ReplyDelete~laura
this is a place I've always wanted to experience... and now I feel I have. Thank you !
ReplyDeleteThe faces are amazing. The little boy is so cute. What luck to have been able to take pictures of the people.
ReplyDeletedefinitely much to see and find out from this destination.
ReplyDeleteI love the Tibetan people. These photos are wonderful. The Dalai Llama is my hero!
ReplyDeleteI'm struck by how happy and serene everyone seems.
ReplyDeleteSo interesting shots! Hugs.
ReplyDeleteThese are great photos! You've experienced so much. This would be such an interesting place to visit. Thank you for sharing! And thanks for visiting my blog!:) Jennifer
ReplyDeleteWonderful. Loved the pic of the little boy. Precious.
ReplyDeleteAuthentic perspectives provided with your pictures. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteFascinating! Love that child.
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