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| Flowering
Tree, Walking Monk © 2003 Edward Nuñez |
This
image was taken in 2002 by photographer Edward Nuñez. Edward was on his
way to observe the evening prayer ceremony at Tibet's Tashilhunpo's monastery
when he found this narrow, ancient corridor occupied by a twisted yet gracefully
flowering tree. A monk rounded the corner, briskly striding to an obvious obligation
(perhaps the prayer ceremony). In this passing moment, this image was made. This
photograph was a featured travel image on Nikon.com in May 2003.
This
is a limited edition print of 1,200 with following sizes in museum-quality print.
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About Tashilhunpo Monastery
This image was taken at Tashilhunpo monastery
one of the most important monasteries in Tibet. Founded in 1447 by a disciple
of Tsongkhapa, Genden Drup. Genden Drup was retroactively named the first Dalai
Lama. Today, Tashilhunpo is the largest functioning monastic institution in Tibet.
It is one of the few monasteries in Tibet that weathered the Cultural Revolution
unscathed.
About the Photographer - Edward Nuñez
Edward's
photography developed as a natural extension of his outdoor and travel experiences.
Edward photography is primarily concentrated in the western US, but he's also
photographed in Alaska, Europe, Asia, and Africa. He resides in Golden, Colorado.
To see his other beautiful photos, please visit http://edwardnunez.com
