Thai Temple. (5 years and 669 days ago)
What a nice photo this is,a slice of Asian culture
The Thai greeting referred to as the wai consists of a slight bow, with the palms pressed together in a prayer-like fashion. The higher the hands are held in relation to the face and the lower the bow, the more respect or reverence the giver of the wai is showing. The elderly are always shown reverence by the young and even toddlers have their hands pressed in a wai by doting parents teaching them this greeting at a very young age. (5 years and 836 days ago)
What a nice photo this is,a slice of Asian culture
Dear Heart,
This was good to hear from you. I am putting it up for Photo Exhibition material...hopefully it will get voted in, but you saying this helps me make up my mind. Thank you so much.
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(5 years and 990 days ago)
This is very nice, but how is it an "Arts and Crafts?"
Easy, the Thai women fold these lotus flowers so that the locals buy them then offer them to monks or place them into temples or local shrines. Made by hand, they are a decorative handicraft.
See where kyricom was coming from in the remark,sometimes still its good to give a brief description of the photo,have had similar remarks on a couple of mine
I will do that, it might help clear things up. Thank you.
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This statue of the Goddess Quan Am (of Vietnam) was a few stories tall. She stood in the temple, dimly illuminated and oozed peace. Beautifully carved she caught my attention and caused me to catch my breath with her calm serenity. (5 years and 1062 days ago)
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I think a bit of a tighter crop at the sides would have enhanced this photo, although the "gold" does titillate. You have fantasticated this image well with exposure and saturation.
yes do agree with olga on this one,tighter crop would be better
"glistens"
Yes you are right - a tighter crop would have been better especially to accentuate the idiom.
The idiom comes from 'The Merchant of Venice' and it is 'glisters'. It was changed to 'glitters' very recently.
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