Visual Ethnography

Most of the volcanoes across the world are situated at special zones. These are quite strategically located all across the Pacific Ocean. Hence, the areas of the Pacific are collectively termed as Pacific Ring of Fire . Mount Kelud: Volcano in Indonesia has eruption in 13 February 2014 10.50 PM. Mt Kelud spews ash and sand over six-mile radius, grounding flights. The ash cloud reached 18 miles into the atmosphere and fell to Earth in towns and cities across the region, including Surabaya, Indonesia's second-largest city, and even farther afield in Yogyakarta, where motorists were forced to switch on their headlights in daylight. I also feel the impact of eruption mountain kelud. See from the evening news on television and a social network. The morning after waking up the sky jogja be slightly dark and ash volcanism tumbling. Refuge from vulcanic ash... ...the road of Yogyakarta during the valentine day...

The nature and beautiful cereal offering a distinctive cultural java around the site is the initial impression when entering the tomb of the Kings of Java in the past. Makam Raja-Raja Mataram Imogiri  the tomb complex is located in the hills of Imogiri, Bantul Yogyakarta. There is a belief on the part of the Java community is that the hills and mountains of high status and human closeness with God. For the cemetery complex remains a sacred precinct with limited permission for visitors to meet the requirements if you want to make a pilgrimage. Panteism.. ...sacred gate... ...rocky road..

Ferryboat between two islands, daily activities in the middle run economic life harder. The construction of the bridge has been famous not eliminate activity crossing from the island of Madura to Java through the port of Surabaya (Tanjung Perak). Kerapan Sapi  ...take shelter.. ..warning... ..carrying other vehicles..

Part of the annual celebration in my village is to visit the grave ( ziarah kubur )  on the afternoon before the ied mubarak .. Kebontengah Graveyard Ramadhan last sunset, the village streets turned into as the city. ..in the morning and bring food to the mosque for pray. .. Carrying nourishment to the mosque new dress

Die Expedition in Long Bagung (Mai 1899) Quer Durch Borneo book written by a colonial era ethologist Dr. Anton W. Niewenhuis was noted there has been a scientific journey through borneo area length. Dr. Niewenhuis noted that the expedition carried out the start date of June 15, 1894 until 1900 was a scientific journey that is used to perform the recording of Dayak ethnic diversity from the aspect of physical characteristics, the diversity of Botany, forest, architecture in the longhouse, the tattoo comes to ecological aspects of the Central Kalimantan. Dr. Niewenhuis carrying 19 soldiers, 5 people, 6 people, 85 Iban Dayak Kayan people and 24 traditional boat (sampan) Der Kiham Lobang Kubang.jpg Aufwartsziehen der Bote im Kiham Tukar Anang Mit Figuren verzierter Stein im Tjehan

In Indonesia, it is almost always identified with reggae rasta. Whereas, reggae and rasta is in fact two different things. Reggae is the name of a musical genre, whereas the rasta rastafari stands for or is a choice way of life. Skull with Dreadlock Head ..Woman Dreadlock... “ The red signifies the blood of martyrs of Jamaican history ... The black represents the color of the Africans whose descendants form 98 percent of all Jamaicans. The green is the green of Jamaican vegetation and of the hope of victory over oppression. ” ..Mass of Reggae..

...from Coffe Culture Local Experience, Global Connections by Catherine M. Tucker . She explores coffe as: a major commodity thet shapes lives of millons of peoples; a product with a checkered and dramatic history; a beverage with mutliple meanings and uses (energizer, comfort food addiction, flavoring and confection); an inspiration for humor and cultural critique; an agricultur crop that can help protect biodiversity yet also threaten the environment; a health risk and a health food; and a focus alternative trade efforts (fair trade and environment certification programs)  Coffe, Key of Communication My Coffe weekly Gathering  Reference: Catherine M. Tucker, Coffe Culture (Local Experience, Global Connections), 2011, Routledge