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m̌ ḫ club

Posted: 12 Apr 2016

Taken: 12 Apr 2016

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Keywords

film photography •
Amdo ཨ༌མདོ •
Tibet བོད •
Himalaya ཧི་མ་ལ་ཡ हिमालय •
東藏 •
grasslands •
Tibetan culture •
Nikon FM2 •
2010 •
analogue •
35mm •
b&w •
Gansu Province 甘肃 •
Xangxung ཞང་ཞུང་ •
mountains •
Nikon •
clouds •
☁ nȅbo 天 sky ᕿᓚᒃ •
nature •

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Wild sky

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Gudrun, Thérèse, Peter Van Lom have particularly liked this photo

7 comments - The latest ones
 Thérèse
Thérèse club
Siperbe
9 years ago.
 Christel Ehretsmann
Christel Ehretsmann club
lovely skyscape
9 years ago.
 m̌ ḫ
m̌ ḫ club
...and imagine the fresh air and silence...
9 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
On top of the world! Tibet has always been one of my dream destinations but I never made it.
9 days ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Gudrun club
This area was historically part of Tibet. Today, it lies within provinces of the People’s Republic of China, outside the Tibetan Autonomous Region. The so-called “outer” Tibet has experienced Chinese influence for a longer period, yet it remains culturally distinct and predominantly non-Chinese. These regions tend to have less direct control from the central government, including the access free of permits etc
9 days ago.
Gudrun club has replied to m̌ ḫ club
It's tragic that the "autonomous" region doesn't enjoy such relative privileges.
5 days ago.
m̌ ḫ club has replied to Gudrun club
The Tibet Autonomous Region is so "autonomous" that Beijing decides everything—from the language in schools to the number of monks in monasteries. Ironically, Tibetan areas in other provinces often enjoy more local flexibility, precisely because they’re less famous and less “sensitive.” According to official Chinese arguments, this is all to maintain “stability” and “ethnic unity”—which apparently means tighter control where the world is watching most closely.
5 days ago.

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