Cheers,
Terry
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Vesak Day at Phuoc Hua Temple
Here are a few of the images I took while at Vesak Day. Thanks go to Birddog, Peter, Trieu and of course the Buddhist community.
Cheers, Terry
"Photography is not about cameras, gadgets and gismos. Photography is about photographers. A camera didn't make a great picture any more than a typewriter wrote a great novel." -Peter Adams, Sydney 1978
Terry
First off, with my mod hat on - a warning that more than 3-4 images in a post, regardless of size is a no no. <hat off> 
Of these images the last two are the standouts, but both seem oddly desaturated. In any case, the lovely formal composition works well for you here in the one of the flower girls. By contrast the shot of the happy buddha is a lovely natural shot that engages the viewer wonderfullyl. Peter
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