Paradise thy name is Indonesia, originally uploaded by ftansari.

Split photoshoot of Manado Tua volcano with the surrounding reefs
Name : Fredi Y Tansari
• Category : Public
• Brand and model of camera used : Nikon D80
• Location where the photo was taken: Manado

Tirta Empul, originally uploaded by t-bet.

Indonesia photos

DSC_0774, originally uploaded by Amar Syafiq.

Pesta Malam Indonesia
Sheila On 7

Mangosteen Galore, originally uploaded by mkdm2.

It was during the journey somewhere between Padang and Bukit Tinggi, Sumatera, Indonesia when I came across this joint loaded up with mangosteen where they were selected, packed, exported and sold locally.

CHUMSAK_INDONESIA_048, originally uploaded by kanoknanphoto.

Tanalot, bali, indonesia

Innocence, originally uploaded by Lightning Crashes.

Local hawkers in Kuta beach Lombok. They can be very annoying for the tourists as they won't leave and very persistent to get you to buy their merchandise, but try to keep in mind that they're actually nice kids just trying to make some small money to survive the poverty in Lombok.

You show me the world, originally uploaded by eriani.

Janganlah kamu bersikap lemah...

dan janganlah pula kamu bersedih hati...

padahal kamulah orang-orang yang paling tinggi darjatnya...

jika kamu orang-orang yang beriman.

(Surah Ali-Imran:Ayat 139)

3 happy faces, originally uploaded by noor.hilmi.

3 happy faces

Denisa, Althaf, Raszly.

Indonesia photos

(photo: Joakim Larsen)

Wayang, Indonesia

Sulawesi 2009, originally uploaded by Rick Wezenaar Photography.

Sulawesi Selatan, Indonesia

Part of our journey to Indonesia in april-may 2009

Craneur!, originally uploaded by semaryp.

this was taken in the Ubud traditional market.

snack time, originally uploaded by edrazenphoto.com.

I had to return for a few more shots...

Timeless, originally uploaded by GKamov.

Indonesia photos

Waiting for Passengers, originally uploaded by khaniv13.

Somewhere inside Ragunan Zoo, Jakarta.

Lubitel_ Lomography BW 100Asa-9, originally uploaded by gyaista.

The photo was taken on Naripan Street in Bandung, near Braga Street, one of the old Dutch building area that still survive in Bandung. The interesting part is that the government don't give a damn about old buildings and the environment near by. As you can see there is a lot of mess like the electric cable on the roof, so ugly. But that's Indonesia, nothing perfect, but I like it. Near this building is another building called "Merdeka Building", means building of freedom. This building is so important as it was used for the Asia Africa Conference back in 1955.

Pteraeolidia ianthina, originally uploaded by maccdc.

Pteraeolidia ianthina

Sunset, originally uploaded by zsoolt.

Bali sunset

Untitled, originally uploaded by petrosyuk.

Indonesia photos

House of massages balinese, originally uploaded by GERMAN III.

The photography is done at the Melia Bali hotel in Nusa Dua.

Very young boy dressed for Hinduist ceremony, Ubud, Bali., originally uploaded by Sakuraemma.

Very young boy dressed for Hinduist ceremony, Ubud, Bali.

Soooo cute!

Indonesia, originally uploaded by zsoolt.

Bali, Indonesia

From Indonesia With Love, originally uploaded by * Hazman Zie *.

THIS IS THE 500TH POST OF THIS BLOG!:)

... sulphur worker ..., originally uploaded by SebusPhotography.

i took this photo at mount sibayak on sumatra at the crater. this man was collecting sulpher to sell it at the maket and the hot springs. a hard job if you ask me.

Sunset, originally uploaded by zsoolt.

Sunset at Bali, Kuta beach

P1020277-border, originally uploaded by Luc de Schepper.

the photo was shot at a wood carving art atelier in the village of Kemenuh, Bali/Indonesia.

Incredible what these artists can create with lots of fantasy and simple tools!

The photo was shot during our holidays on Bali (and Java) this May.

We had a great time, Indonesia is a country with great landscapes and very nice people. I should know, my wife has Indonesian parents :-)

Lawang Sewu, Semarang, originally uploaded by Cynthia Iskandar.

Lawang Sewu was built in 27 August, 1903 in the heart of Semarang City, Central Java, Indonesia. The building had many doors then people called it : Lawang Sewu, means thousands doors.

Lawang Sewu has used as an office of Nederlands-Indische Spoorweg Maatschappij (NIS). After the independence of Indonesia, the building used by PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Train Office).

This building has a special history during the Japan colony in Indonesia. Lawang Sewu is one of 102 heritage properties that should be protected in Semarang city.

The building is empty now, you can visit while you visit Semarang. The entrence ticket is very cheap, less than $ 1.00. There are many of beautiful angle for photography. I was there last year with my family. We walked from room to another room for about 1 hour. Even the atmosphere inside the building is quite eerie but
there were a lot of amazing corner that I could captured by my Canon 400D. Enjoy another picture inside Lawang Sewu on my Flicker page.

Balinese Children at Pantai Balangan, Tanjung Bukit, Bali, originally uploaded by Sekitar.

Boys at Balangan Beach, Bukit Peninsula of South Bali. They are playing while their parents attend a colourful hindu temple festival at Pura Balangan.