Leafless Oaks

“When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.” ― Ansel Adams

[leaflessoaks]

Eagle soaring over the temple of Angkor Wat in a silent and peaceful poise.

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Elephants in Sunrise | by Alex Laurs.

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Ethiopia (by Candy Tian)

[allasianflavours]

Breathtaking Photos of China’s “River of Poems and Paintings" on China Daily Forum

[all-things-east]

Namaste. 

[travel-lusting]

[leaflessoaks]

travel-lusting:

Bagan, Myanmar (Burma)

[all-things-east]

Shiva.

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Architecture, Sami Angawi, Arabia.

[jkrikis]

orthodox churches of cappadokia / cemil

© 2012  Yiannis Krikis

[ericaseye]

When I was in India six (or was it seven?) years ago I discovered an innate fascination I had with doors and the portals of meaning they embody. During this trip I’ve continued entertaining the fascination, this time turning it into a photo series. This is #EricasIndiaPicoftheDay #12 in #Jodhpur

[lunchlatte]

blue tiles + window + urn, inner yard of a synagogue, Marrakesh, Morocco | Elena Beregatnova photography

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blue morocco

[villacollezione]

blue morocco

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[all-things-east]

Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem.

[allasianflavours]

Noren’s Inner Sanctuary by Andrew Via Flickr: An old traditional Japanese sweets shot along the The Philosopher’s Path. The Philosopher’s Walk (哲学の道, Tetsugaku no Michi) is a cherry-tree lined 2 km road located in Kyoto, Japan. It derives its name because Japanese philosopher, Kitaro Nishida, used to walk the path to meditate. (From Wikipedia)

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Home, Varanasi by Marji Lang Via Flickr: A man and his daughters at the doorstep of their colorful house in a narrow alleyway of the old city of Benares, Uttar Pradesh, India.