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 | Desserts, JJ FrenchPastry Enjoy the images of selected desserts and pastries from Laotian-French fusion fine-food dining restaurant notable for taste and presentation. The artistic and colorful desserts include combination of fresh fruits, mousses, cream, dough, chocolate, and nuts. The splendid cuisine offers harmonious flavors and illustrates the fine craft of Chef JJ Praseuth Luangkhot of JJ Bistro and French Pastry in Kaimuki, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. |
 | Aerial Views of Rockhampton Set 2 A variety of aerial views of Rockhampton, Queensland and surrounding areas |
 | Tomatoes A selection of tomato shots by Rob Walls, from the tomatoes growing in the garden to bottling preserved tomatoes. |
 | Aboriginal Communities NT Remote Aboriginal communities are spread right across the Northern Territory - in bushland and along the coast in Arnhem Land, in the central deserts and offshore islands. The small townships are dynamic areas with inhabitants who look after vast tracts of land as part of their traditional indigenous commitments. Outstations are at the heart of these land management obligations and essential for continuing culture. |
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 | Ethnic Villages Bolaven Plateau Laos Daily life in ethnic villages on the Bolaven Plateau Laos, home to the Katu, Nge, Katang and other Mon Khmer ethnic groups. Harvested grain, chillies, peanuts and maize are dried outside on mats. The Katang weave and maintain their traditions practicing both animism, shamanism and buffalo sacrifice. The Katu uniquely carve wooden coffins well before an expected death and store them under their houses or rice sheds. The government has provided schools, electricity and water pumps to some villages. Stilt palm and thatch houses are built from ratten and wood. |
 | Ko Samui, Thailand Located in the Gulf of Thailand, Ko Samui is Thailand's second largest island. It's tropical white beaches, aqua waters, coral reefs and coconut trees add to its exotic appeal, making it a must see tourist destination for Southern Thailand. It is surrounded by some sixty other islands, which compose the Ang Thong Marine National Park, Ko Phangan, Ko Tao and Ko Nang. Samui is a mix of natural paradise, pulsating nightlife and layed back sandy beaches. |
 | Old Wagon and Metal Cog Wheels From a past era of equipment, view an old wooden wagon, used probably for a variety of cartage needs on the farm. Also see an old plough, now on view at a sugar cane farm, sitting beside the fields it worked over fifty years ago, in North Queensland. Large metal cogs can be seen here also, which once hauled fishing boats along rails and into their sheds beside the ocean in Southern Australia. |
 | Animals - Wallabies. The Agile Wallaby - Macropus agilis and Allied Rock Wallaby - Petrogale assimilis, were photographed around Ross River Dam, Townsville, northern Queensland, Australia. This area is a natural habitat for these wallabies which thrive in their surroundings. |
 | Around the Kathmandu Valley rim Most visitors to Nepal begin and end their journey in Kathmandu, however few make it to the many scenic places around the Kathmandu Valley rim. These places include Balthali, Namobuddha, Dhulikhel, Nargakot and Shivapuri National Park. Besides national parks, there are monasteries, mountains, villages and the opportunity to see everyday life in rural Nepal. |
 | The Eagles' Nests Trail of Castles, Poland Travelling on an overcast day from Czestochowa towards Krakow and with the sun only sometimes peering through the clouds it was not a preferred time to visit the medieval castles on that trail. Often built by the kings and noblemen to defend the borders, they are an important part of the history and also a great tourist attraction. So I felt they deserve to be included in the series of my images from Poland. |
 | Temples of Myanmar Being a predominantly Buddhist country, Myanmar has temples scattered throughout. Even though there are temples in most cities, towns and villages, the greatest concentration is on the Plain of Bagan. By the end of the 1200s, the Plain of Bagan in Burma contained 4446 temples having been built over 230 years. Earthquakes, floods and thieves have left about 2200 temples and pagodas today. |
 | Venice - la Serenissima Too many tourists and a rising sea level threaten this faded beauty. But stay away from the crowded places and you will find memorable sights that will make you come back again and again. As Marion Kaminski has pointed out, Venice is the perfect place to get lost in. Stroll along narrow canals, cross beautiful arched bridges, sit in a picturesque piazza, take a gondola trip or - less expensive - the vaporetto waterbus to ever more exciting spots. You'll never get enough! And during the Carnival you will meet the most fantastic characters. |
 | Stanley, Tasmania Panoramas Stanley is the major fishing port on the north west coast of Tasmania but more commonly known for the Nut a volcanic core rising steeply to 143m behind the historic town. The site was first settled in 1826 by the Van Diemen's Land Company and Highfield historic site displays its pastoral beginnings. Today Stanley is a prime destination for tourists with cafes, craft shops and B&B accommodation in the historic shops and houses. |
 | In Malacca Malacca is about two hours drive from Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital. This set of photographs is a snapshot of its historic centre, a UNESCO Heritage Site and its environs. Arriving here one can explore Chinatown with its temples and shop-houses, Dutch Square (Red Square) with Christ Church, Clock Tower, City Hall and landmarks such as the ruins of Portuguese fortress. |
 | Markets Markets are always full of interesting sights, sounds and smells. From fresh foods, to antiques and clothing, the markets of the world are a great place to shop or just browse and take in the colourful characters. |
 | Angels Angels are usually viewed as messengers of a supreme divine being, sent to do that being's tasks. The Christian concept shifted between the angel as a messenger of God and a manifestation of God himself. The physical appearance of angels varies, but many are depicted in human form. Although a popular belief is that angels were once human beings, most major religions deny such a view, and this position is held only by Latter Day Saints and the Baha'i Faith. |
 | Buildings - Abandoned Railway Station. Images of an old Railway Station from days gone by...the architecture reflects the era of steam locomotives and wooden passenger carriages and goods carriages. Many people would have caught a train travelling to or from Manoora Station in South Australia and goods would have been hauled into and out of town as well. A Railway Station from another era. |
 | Beautiful plants and flowers Enjoy the beauty of flowers and plants. Some of my images have copy space suitable for text on birthday or greeting cards. |
 | Road Signs in Australia. Signs found on roadsides in outback Australia vary from roadtrain warning signs to advertising for outback pubs and rest stops. |
 | Patagonia - Torres del Paine The Torres Del Paine National Park in Chile has spectacular scenery. These photographs are from the Torres Del Paine circuit which is a 8-10 day walk that takes you though forests, bogs, over mountain passes and along brilliant blue glacier lakes. |
 | Kakadu Plum Kakadu plum is native to northern Australia and has been collected and eaten by Indigenous people for thousands of years - it is known for its health benefits. Western science has found the fruits - also known as billy-goat plum, mimarral and gubinge - has the highest levels of vitamin C and anti-oxidants in the world. Several Aboriginal communities have begun gathering the fruit to sell to multinational health and beauty companies. |
 | RAAF Roulettes aerobatic team The Roulettes are the Royal Australian Air Force's elite formation aerobatic display team that showcase Air Force flying skills to the Australian public. Team members are flying instructors at the Air Force's Central Flying School. The Roulettes currently fly Pilatus PC-9/A aircraft |
 | Aerial views of the Capricorn Coast, Queensland Set 1 Aerial views of the Capricorn Coast and surrounds, Queensland |
 | Landscapes-Outback Australia. In the South Australian outback lies both a salt lake, Lake Hart and a rocky desert near Coober Pedy. They are both very colourful, from the red rocky desert with an amazing blue sky to reflections in a salt lake of blue skies and clouds overhead. |
 | Aboriginal Fire Management Just as they have for thousands of years, indigenous Australians use fire to management land and landscapes. Early season burns reduce the chance for late dry season wildfires that can devastate the land. Fire is used to clear land around rock art sites to ensure bigger late season fires don't damage the rock. |
 | Aboriginal Employment Women Aboriginal women work in a variety of roles in their home communities and large centres. Many work as interpreters, managers and administrators for large organisations and government, while others prefer to work outdoors as rangers or in nurseries gathering and growing native plants that are often used for revegetation projects. |
 | Animals - Dingo. Australia's only wild dog, the Dingo (Canis lupus dingo) warrily roams amongst tourists hoping for a food morsel, at a roadside rest stop, then wandering out into paddocks in the outback of South Australia. |
 | Kayaking in the Queen Charlottes, BC Haida Gwaai (or Queen Charlotte Islands) is an archipeligo west of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada. A kayak trip is a fantastic way to see the diversity that this area offers. Much of the flora and fauna found here is not found anywhere else. Large Black bears live here. The marine life is plentiful with orcas, whale and much intertidal fauna. The area holds special cultural interest with many Haiida Indian cultural sites including the world heritage site of Sgang Gwaai (Ninstits) |
 | Birds - Australian Native 2 Welcome to the world of Australian Birds. Intelligent and incredibly beautiful, these are a few examples and even more will be added soon. Enjoy! |
 | Aerial Views of Rockhampton Set 1 A variety of aerial views of Rockhampton, Queensland and surrounding areas |
 | Bhaktapur, the old city Bhaktapur is one of the old cities in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site full of Newari architecture including temples, houses and palaces adorned with carved wood and stone. Renowned for its pottery, it is also known for its yoghurt, which is sold in clay bowls. |
 | Adelaide International Horse Trials Adelaide International Horse Trials is a four star event held in November each year. |
 | Aboriginal Youth Young Aboriginal people have a varied upbringing. They participate in ceremonies from a very young age, learning how to dance and play music, as well as being taught stories about tribal history and responsibilities. Much of their time is spent outdoors learning how to gather bush tucker and hunt. |
 | Magical Marrakesh Marrakesh or Marrakech, is a historic city going back centuries as a trading centre for camel trains of the Sahara, the Berbers of the nearby Atlas mountains and the traders of the Middle East. Today, the old medina, or souk, remains a bustling place of trade for tourists and locals alike while many of the traditional riad houses have been turned into B&B-like accommodation for tourists. The red city can overload the senses so beware! |
 | Aboriginal Employment Aboriginal people work in a variety of businesses on their communities - from forestry projects to pastoral properties, mining and construction as well as running many of the day-to-day programs that keep their townships running smoothly. |
 | Australian Wildlife Australia has an amazing assortment of wildlife, ranging from the rare and exotic to the kangaroo and emu shown on our national crest. In addition there are hundreds of different birds and mammals. Many can be seen either close to or even in our cities, particularly our colourful birds. This is a small selection from my photographic archives. |
 | Punakha Dzong, Bhutan Punakha Dzong is one of the most spectacular dzongs in Bhutan. Dzongs are a fortress-like structure with towering walls that slope inwards. They serve both as a monastery and an administrative centre. |
 | Pink, Purple and violet Gems and Minerals Various Pink, Purple and violet Gems, Minerals and Crystal specimens from around the world. |
 | New York City Stock photography of New York City, its neighbourhoods, people and international icons, including Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, Times Square and Manhattan skyline. |
 | Singapore Singapore is a compact, diverse pocket of South East Asia. It's variety and efficient transport system mean that the visitor can take in Chinese and Indian heritage, ultra modern architecture, 5 star dining and 5 star street food all in a single day. |
 | High Atlas Mountains in Morocco The High Atlas Mountains are home to the Berbers, the traditional inhabitants, with a lifestyle that still has many features from centuries ago:- earthen houses, groves of walnuts, irrigation channels that are fed from melting snow, using mules to transport goods and tracks that meander around the mountainsides. Not only is it an opportunity to experience a fascinating history but also to see how the 21st century is impacting both on it and the natural environment on which it is built. |
 | Melbourne landmarks Some well known landmarks in Melbourne including Birrarung Marr, the Melbourne Cricket Ground, city centre and laneways and the Shrine of Remembrance. |
 | Birds - Australian Bustard. View images of the Australian Bustard - Ardeotis australis - in its wild habitat. These birds are very shy and an ellusive bird which is not often seen. They are difficult to photograph but I was lucky enough to capture these images at the Townsville Common, Queensland. Some images were taken in South Australia near Tumby Bay on Eyre Peninsula, where surprisingly, I saw a Bustard roaming on a road and a farm paddock. They are not usually seen in this area. |
 | Animals - at the Zoo. View animals from all over the world, at the Adelaide Zoo. All species are either threatened or endangered, due mostly to habitat loss in their country of origin. These images show them at play, feeding, on the lookout, or just having a relaxing preen. |
 | Animals - Rock Wallaby. The threatened species, Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby, (Petrogale xanthopus), inhabits limited areas in Australia. This area is the Warren Gorge in the Southern Flinders Ranges, South Australia. Due to massive hunting after European settlement (for their skins), drought combined with the competition for food with feral animals, such as goats and rabbits, domestic stock degradation to their environment, their populations are only found in a few small ranges in Australia. |
 | Large Feral Animals Australia Over the past 200 years a number of very large animals have been introduced to northern Australia that create significant damage, especially to the fragile wetlands of the Top End. Animals such as buffalo and pigs are nearly impossible to eradicate in floodplain and wetland areas while camels, donkeys and horses flourish in the drier parts of the north. |
 | Sydney Opera House The Sydney Opera House is one of the world's most recognisable landmarks. A UNESCO world heritage site, the opera house hosts many performing arts events and sits on Bannelong Point in Sydney Harbour. |
 | Temple Square in Salt Lake City This is the most popular tourist attraction in Utah, but to members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, often called mormons, it is their religious centre. The area includes the Salt Lake Temple, the Tabernacle, Assembly Hall, the Church Office Building, the Conference Center and the Joseph Smith Memorial Building, which houses a Family Search Center. |
 | Australia The vast, unique continent of Australia contains an incredible diversity of natural beauty, whether visiting the pristine wilderness areas, untouched beaches, or the modern cities of international repute. Australia hosts some magnificent wilderness areas recognized for the their beauty and importance by inclusion as World Heritage sites. |
