Democracy looks like Tibetans living a free and chosen life, without suppression by *any* government. Free to be buddhists and free to choose the Dalai Lama as their spiritual leader.
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Miriam Dobson said (3 Jun 2008):
Perfect timing here - he's clearly completely absorbed in, and in love with, what he's doing. There's a lot of peace in this image, it's a wonderful picture of Tibet to contrast to everything in newspapers etc.
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Dennis Pozniak added a link (4 Jun 2008):
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Yereth Jansen said (5 Jun 2008):
Dennis, I've to agree, in the photo you send me Takeshi does bear a striking resemblance. There's no way though it could have been him, considering I was in a small tibetan village, rarely visited at the time I was there.
Trivia: the room where he was working was my bedroom that evening. Hospitality was the village's inhabitants second nature. -
Laura Boston-Thek gave props (9 Jun 2008):
I love the face of the monk and the face of the sculpture...it almost seems like the sculpture is enjoying being sculpted! Great shot!
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Stacy Librandi said (20 Jul 2008):
Wow I saw this on photo.net! small world ;) great image.
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Alvito Falcon said (31 Jul 2008):
The texture on his face against the smooth texture on the buddha's face makes this one nice. Good job.
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Nimai Wong gave props (6 Aug 2008):
Very meaningful, well done!
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May Lattanzio gave props (4 Dec 2008):
I love these people. I met several monks when they were here in Panama City, FL.
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Brent Fannin said (23 Feb 2009):
Wow! Love it! You should also check out this new photography site called Photo Art Museum (www.photoartmuseum.com) The site is brand new and its a great site to showcase your work to a worldwide user base.
