Phinisi may be the world’s last seaworthy wooden sailboats still in wide use today. The phinisi is a traditional wooden two-masted sailing ship, which were mentioned as plying the waters of Indonesia as early as the 14th century. The ships today are built at Tanjung Bira...
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My travel photo story about Jomblang and Grubug cave, which have a depth around 100 m (328.084 ft) at Gunung Kidul area in Yogyakarta, featured at Forbes Indonesia Magazine and Forbes Asia (November 2012 Issue). ...
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Odometer, alat pengukur jarak di mobil, mencatat 4.786 kilometer. Perjalanan ini benar-benar petualangan berkendara mobil terpanjang yang pernah saya lakukan, tanpa pengemudi cadangan. MENDUNG MENGGANTUNG di langit Selandia Baru. Malam beranjak larut. Gelap, nyaris tanpa lampu penerang. Saya menyusuri suatu ruas jalanan yang kadang mendaki panjang...
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At 2,000 meters above sea level, the moun- tains are high enough to trap the clouds, which nestle in the hills around Laut Tawar Lake in Central Aceh just before dawn. As the sun rises over the hills, the temperature climbs from a chilly 18...
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“To me, photography is an art of observation. It’s about finding something interesting in an ordinary place… I’ve found it has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them.” – Elliott Erwitt Saat kamera fotografi menjadi lebih...
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Fonomena iPhoneography memang luar biasa. Salah satunya di dunia Street Photography (SP). Salah satunya karena kemudahan dalam membawanya yang menjadi sebab begitu maraknya foto yang diambil melalui device ini. Beberapa secara sadar menekuni SP, mendokumentasikan kondisi manusia di tempat-tempat umum, sedangkan yang lain tidak sadar...
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In a place known better for its cigarettes, PD Taru Martani is the country’s oldest and largest cigar maker. Taru Martani was initially built under the name of N.V. Negresco in 1918. Three years later, in 1921, this cigar factory moved to Yogyakarta. After World War II was taken over by the late Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono IX and renamed Taru Martani, Javanese for the leaves of life.
