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I Travelled Around Myanmar And Captured How People Lives There

Myanmar is one of the most unique places in Asia where everyone can feel like Indiana Jones while exploring.

Sunrises and sunsets are a must to see there, climbing the beautiful temples barefoot also. I photographed the most amazing places and captured the beauty of life there.

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I am a hungarian art historian and conceptual photographer.

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I am a hungarian art historian and conceptual photographer.

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Paula Carvalho 6 years ago

my favourite country ever!

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Dark Half 6 years ago

what's the purpose of those powder like on their face? I've seen it all the time.

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Orsolya Karancz (Post author) 6 years ago

Well...it is a partly a cultural thing there but also this yellowish paint (called thanaka) suppose to protect from the sunburn, but they do many different designs which is truly fascinating.

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Alex Kovacheva 6 years ago

Wow, did you shoot with a Kodak Portra film ? The colours look amazing, I almost can't believe that such pastel colours can come out of a digital camera... Lovely photos!

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Orsolya Karancz (Post author) 6 years ago

Thank you so much! I love the Kodak films and I am trying quite hard to find the same settings for digital pictures, so I am really glad you noticed. :) But yes, these are digital photographs.

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Paula Carvalho 6 years ago

my favourite country ever!

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Dark Half 6 years ago

what's the purpose of those powder like on their face? I've seen it all the time.

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Orsolya Karancz (Post author) 6 years ago

Well...it is a partly a cultural thing there but also this yellowish paint (called thanaka) suppose to protect from the sunburn, but they do many different designs which is truly fascinating.

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Alex Kovacheva 6 years ago

Wow, did you shoot with a Kodak Portra film ? The colours look amazing, I almost can't believe that such pastel colours can come out of a digital camera... Lovely photos!

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Orsolya Karancz (Post author) 6 years ago

Thank you so much! I love the Kodak films and I am trying quite hard to find the same settings for digital pictures, so I am really glad you noticed. :) But yes, these are digital photographs.

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