Raindrops
Bali is a wet place. Raindrops cling to green shoots of rice. And the petals of a lotus flower.
Bali is a wet place. Raindrops cling to green shoots of rice. And the petals of a lotus flower.
Typical countryside road. Bali, Indonesia.
Rice terraces cascade down the mountains as far as the eye can see. South Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Volcanic minerals at the summit of Mt Papandayan create pools of the most bizarre colours. West Java, Indonesia.
Examples of the highly-expressive effigies, or tau tau, of the Torajan people of south Sulawesi, Indonesia.
The smoking crater of the very active Mt Bromo in east Java, Indonesia.
Nothing like a nice grooming in the afternoon to send you to sleep. Ubud’s Monkey Forest, Bali.
A cute Indonesian girl.
This Escher-like structure is part of the Taman Sari or Water Castle in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, built originally for the pleasure of the Royal Family of Yogyakarta.
Who’s this wandering through my fields?
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This young girl is still growing her teeth…… ….whilst grandma is just hanging onto her last ones…… Two very different but lovely smiles from Indonesia!