Joss
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The staple of fine Asian temples all over the world. There is something strangely alluring about the smell of incense burning. It takes you to another world. This particular photo was taken in an old Chinese temple in Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown.
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This is the infamous “Joss bay” Named after one of the many notorious smugglers that used to rule these beaches. Now this beach is one of the best Surfing beaches in the South East.
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Curly Joss stick was taken in the back bedroom window. / The sky always makes a lovely background :) / /
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A place for worshiping a variety of indigenous Chinese deities. Joss sticks, a kind of incense, are burned inside and outside of the house. Bangkok, Thailand
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A place for worshiping a variety of indigenous Chinese deities. Joss sticks, a kind of incense, are burned inside and outside of the house. Bangkok, Thailand
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A place for worshiping a variety of indigenous Chinese deities. Joss sticks, a kind of incense, are burned inside and outside of the house. Bangkok, Thailand
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Joss Sticks – Lishan Temple (China)
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Taken in a temple in Luang Prabang / Canon EOS 40D 50mm 1.4 lens More Asia Photographs /
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More Asia Photographs /
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The cheese man may haunt your dreams with his slices of processed cheese and his curious attachment to them. Or he may not. Inspired by the final episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer season four “Restless” as written and directed by the guru that is Joss Whedon. And the actor David Wells, who put in such a sterling performance.
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Joss sticks simply propped up against the wall at the Tam Son Hoi Quan Pagoda in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Taken at Wat Phnom in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, this man was removing some of the joss sticks from the overflowing urn located in front of the shrine of Madame Penh. This was a busy day at Wat Phnom due to the fact that it was the last day of the Khmer New Year.
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This was taken at Wat Phnom in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on the last day of Khmer New Year. The wat was abuzz with activity that day. She was with a number of people (probably family) and she quickly poked her head out of the main sanctuary to fan out the joss sticks that she had just lit. She then proceeded to separate them out to the people that were with her and they continued to the many shrines on the surrounding the main sanctuary. I last saw them leaving a few joss sticks at the shrine of Madame Penh and then pouring water on their heads as a sign of cleansing.
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I noticed a small temple with large Buddha statue sandwiched between the Bayon and Baphuon Temples, which are part of the Angkor Wats. I ventured over and made a small offering with joss sticks. She kneeled beside me, took my hands and bowed repeatedly and said “for my mother, for my father, for my ….” as I bowed along with her. Taken in Siem Reap, Cambodia.
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Bundles upon bundles of joss sticks for sale just a few doors down from the Quan Am Pagoda in the Cholon district of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Folded august 2009 age 23. Photo taken on August 25, 2009 with an Olymous FE-340 I attempted to create an origami design for the ‘Firefly’ from the television series by Joss Whedon. I first attempted it around the beginning of this month; somewhat came up with a design then tried a smaller one. At the time it wasn’t very successful and I left it aside for awhile. Today I have just come back to it. This was folded from a 4×4cm piece of paper. / Since this is based on a TV series I’m not selling this. / / For a better idea of scale: / / This work has been featured in: / Art in Math / (just after I uploaded this pic!) / Young Enthusiasts
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this is the original 4B pencil drawing i did on drawing paper for the photoshop picture. if you look at “the wizard & the banshee” you’ll see him smoothed & in colour! i’ve included him on here separately though, cos pencil drawings have their own charm & character! *featured 6/11 on men appreciation (thanx so much!!) woot!
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