JulianGwilson

Offerings

Offerings

Every morning and throughout the day locals prepare little offerings for the gods. Balinese people are very superstitious and these offerings are prepared to pl...
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Every morning and throughout the day locals prepare little offerings for the gods. Balinese people are very superstitious and these offerings are prepared to please the gods in their favor and protect them from bad spirits.
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 100 Shutter 1/1250

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Sep, 2014

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It called Canang. I have Canang's pic also, took it at Ngurah Rai Airport. Somehow there's something mysterious about Canang. Well, believe it or not but Bali is truly the island of God ^_^

Very interesting ;) thank you very much!!!!

I can see the smoke moving

:)

you're very welcome ^_^

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