Laka-leke in Indonesia
My economic-political agenda aside, Indonesia portrays a serene kind of unity in cultural diversity from east to west of the archipelago, and pictures not of the touristic kinds are out there for your to savour.
Here are just a quickie of some shots in a set of 11 images that I used to present at Pesta Blogger 2008 in Jakarta yesterday -- glimpses of Indonesia through the creative licenses tagged to my lenses, biased or otherwise.
In three cities...
Bali
The routine rites before the start of Kecak Dance, Uluwatu, Bali
Jogjakarta
A young Dalang performing the Jogjakarta 'wayang kulit' version of Ramayana at a mini theatre above a silverware gallery
Jakarta
A mobile hawker moving up his vantage point to greet and feed workers at the Sunda Kelapa harbour
The full set of the collection, in slightly higher resolution, are available in my travelogue gallery, or my Flickr, so that you can view the images in better details. However, optimum quality originals in TIFF must seek my copyrights clearance before I lose track of my IPR (Intellectual property rights) ;-)
More images are still lying idle in the harddisk and I certainly gotta find time to process them before recent memory fades away.
Laka-leke means "in the middle of somewhere" in Balinese.
Comments
hi jeff- did you try their be guling in bali? quite nice.
I tried to refrain from meat in my diet as much as possible nowadays. But no guling this time ;-)
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November 25, 2008 10:50 AM