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Images Dated 10th February 2012 (page 5)

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LAOS Luang Prabang Young woman dressed as Goddess of the Year during New Year celebrations.

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SOUTH KOREA Seoul Confucian Rites Ceremony at Chong Shrine. Men in red robes sat on ground sounding chimes

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BOLIVIA La Paz Wedding in El Monticulo. Bride Groom and two young bridesmaids.

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BOLIVIA La Paz Wedding in El Monticulo. Bride and Groom walking with guests behind.

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TOBAGO Scarborough Wedding party at St. Fort George.

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BOLIVIA La Paz Wedding in El Monticulo. Bride and Groom interlocking arms and drinking.

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BOLIVIA La Paz Wedding in El Monticulo. Bride Groom and guests standing outside.

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BOLIVIA La Paz Wedding in El Monticulo. Bride and guests standing under archway.

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MONGOLIA Southern Gobi Men stretching felt for a yurt as part of a traditional wedding ceremony. Ger Asia Asian Marriage Mongol Uls Mongolian Ger Asia Asian Marriage Mongol Uls Mongolian

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BOLIVIA La Paz Wedding in El Monticulo. Bride and Groom interlocking arms and drinking.

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MEXICO Mexico City Portrait of dancer wearing feathered head dress celebratiing festival of Our Lady of Guadaloupe. Guadeloupe

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GREECE Cyclades Islands Santorini Akrotiri. Annual Festival of Ayios Epiphanios. Congregation collecting wine and bread after the procession. may 12th

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MEXICO Oaxaca Girls selling decorated bread for Day of the Dead.

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MEXICO Festivals Young girl holding candle lit graveside vigil for Day of the Dead. Dia de los Muertos

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SRI LANKA Kandy Portrait of young man dressed for Kandy Esala Perahera. Procession to honour sacred tooth ehshrined in the Dalada Maligawa Temple of the Tooth.

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HAITI People Three-quarter portrait of woman at a Ra Ra procession wearing wide brimmed straw hat

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MEXICO Festivals Woman making skeleton figure for Day of the Dead.

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MEXICO Festivals Woman making clay figure for Day of the Dead.

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ECUADOR Pichincha Cangahua Men in costume for the Fiesta de San Juan in northern region near Mount Cayambe.

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JAPAN Honshu Tokyo Shinjuku. Crowd of people carrying Mikoshi throught the street during a festival celebration

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JAPAN Honshu Tokyo Shinjuku. Men carrying Mikoshi throught the street during a festival celebration

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JAPAN Honshu Tokyo Asakusa. Nursery school children dressed for Hana Matsuri flower festival for Buddhas birthday.

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JAPAN Asakusa Tokyo Nursery school children dressed for the flower festival on Buddhas birthday standing in line at the Senso Ji Temple Kannon temple

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INDIA Kulu Valley Musicians at Dussehra Festival celebrating the triumph of Lord Rama over the demon king Ravana. Hindu

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PERU Cusco Vilcanota Mountains Ice Festival of Qoyllur Riti. Pre Columbian in origin but of Christian significance today. Worshippers at candlemass ceremony. Cuzco Cusco

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SRI LANKA Kandy Perahera Buddhist festival. Traditional drummer.

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ECUADOR Imbabura Cotacachi Easter procession through narrow street lined with spectators.

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ECUADOR Cotopaxi Zumbahua Family on roadside returning home from Palm Sunday Mass holding woven and shaped palm fronds with line of cacti and patchwork fields on hillside behind.

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ECUADOR Tungurahua Salasaca Palm sunday celebrations.

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WEST INDIES St Vincent & The Grenadines Union Island Woman carrying a religious placard amongst the Baptist congregation in Clifton at Easter morning harbourside service for those lost at sea

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WEST INDIES St Vincent & The Grenadines Union Island Woman playing a drum amongst the Baptist congregation in Clifton at Easter morning harbourside service for those lost at sea

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ECUADOR Tungurahua Salasaca Palm sunday celebrations.

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WEST INDIES St Vincent & The Grenadines Union Island Woman amongst the Baptist congregation in Clifton at Easter morning harbourside service for those lost at sea

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SIERRA LEONE Kambla Female initiation ceremony with masked initiate amongst a group of women and children

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NIGERIA Katsina Salah Day musicians

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UGANDA Karamoja Young Karamojong girls with giraffe markings painted on their faces in preparation for dance during Akiudakin cattle bleeding ceremony. Pastoral tribe of the Plains Nilotes

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LAOS Louangphrabang Young girl dressed for Lao New Year at Wat Xieng Thong with highly decorated exterior. Luang Phrabang Luang Prabang

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CAMEROON Foumban Muslim crowds gathered for Fete Foumban to mark the end of Ramadan

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MADAGASCAR Festivities Merina Famadihana or bone turning festival. Man with disinterred remains of dead ancestor.

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INDONESIA Bali Mengwi Women carrying towers of fruit and flower offerings at Mengwi Festival.

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MEXICO Michoacan Patzcuaro Tzurumutaro Cemetery. Woman and children making graveside vigil as part of Day of the Dead celebrations.

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PERU Cordillera Vilcanota Bride and groom during their wedding ceremony with length of red textile encircling their heads.

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CAMEROON Foumban Muslim crowds gathered for Fete Foumban to mark the end of Ramadan. Moslem

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BOLIVIA Oruro Chipaya People attending graves during Day of the Dead on November 2nd.

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SUDAN Tribal People Preparation of millet porridge for Dinka wedding feast.

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SUDAN Tribal People Preparation of Dinka wedding feast.

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SUDAN People Boys Dinka boys fattening themselves for eight weeks in preparation for manhood. initiation

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JAPAN Honshu Tokyo Asakusa. Kannon Temple.Nursery school children dressed in uniforms and flower head bands for the Hara Matsuri Flower Festival celebrating buddhas Birthday. Also known as

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