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Shwe Inbin Monastery (2)

Shwe Inbin Monastery (2)

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Shwe Inbin Monastery (2)

Myanmar (Burma), Mandalay, March 2012

Shwe Inbin is a remarkably well preserved teak monastery structure. It was built in 1895 by a Chinese orphan who worked himself up from poverty to become a rich and powerful merchant, married to one of the king’s daughters. Long used as a monastery, it is now being preserved as a historically significant structure; monks from the still-active monastery buildings that surround Shwe Inbin still act as caretakers. The carvings that adorn the teak building, in the traditional Burmese style, are gorgeous. So is the building as a whole.
http://www.gskenney.com/ginger/photographs/mandalay-shwe-inbin-monastery-or-an-orphan-makes-good/

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  • Ralf.Becker 21/05/2015 18:05

    another delicious foto with much learning power! Greetings Ralf
  • AO67 21/05/2015 11:11

    gorgeous carvings indeed !
    Pat
  • † liesel47 18/05/2015 19:27

    Excellent color and detail is tops...
    Best wishes for a great week. Liesel
  • letzfetz 17/05/2015 21:58

    A wonderfull picture!

    Regards siggi
  • NaturPur22 17/05/2015 16:24

    Wunderbar ...Danke ! LG Angelika
  • TeresaM 17/05/2015 8:30

    Très belle vision d'art que tu mets en lumière, Peter +++
    Amitiés & bon dimanche,
  • Cameraqueen 16/05/2015 22:42

    Great image of these beautiful sculptures, Peter!
    Greetings, Sabine
  • Nuria Zortém 16/05/2015 22:10

    Très belle image, bravo.
    Salutations, Nuria
  • mirko meloni 16/05/2015 21:22

    Excellent photo of a monastery definitely important, beautiful details.
  • Adele D. Oliver 16/05/2015 21:01

    so intricate and exquisite these carvings, so details ... I marvel at the craftsmanship - and your fine image does this work full justice ... beautiful !!!
    greetings, Adele
  • archiek 16/05/2015 19:34

    A very good detailed photo using the light available. Well done!
    Regards,
    Archie
  • de ceulaer 16/05/2015 17:45

    always so delicate !
    for me too, Burma was a wonder !
    br
  • Harold Thompson 16/05/2015 17:21

    Quite a career he had and good detailing in the cravings
    :-)) Harold
  • Sue Thompson 16/05/2015 16:26

    It is important that such places as this are cared for andd preserved, even in spite of the amount of gold used. It was their way of venerating their Gods.
    A superb shot of these two carvings with excellent details.

    :))
  • norma ateca 16/05/2015 16:09

    Wunderschönes Foto lieber Peter vielen Dank für das Zeigen , LG Norma

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Distancia focal 6.5 mm
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