The Haleiwa town welcome sign, sun shining through, Haleiwa, North Shore

Bewildered Indian woman wrapping herself into a blanket.

At Jantar Mantar on Sansad Marg

Warm afternoon sunlight falling onto a table standing by a yellow wall, a teapot and cups scattered across the table surface.

Dune grass is planted to prevent the free flow of sand, and maintain stability of the dune. Often fences are positioned to prevent people from passing through dune and damaging the grass, however here in Oosterend dunes are accessible as part of a closely watched dune evolution experiment.

Women at outdoor stove preparing a pan of food in porch of a time-worn village convenience store

Bicycle next to a small tree, providing enough shade for a man to relax during the harsh midday sunshine.

Among a group of South Indian nuns who have traveled to Varanasi on a Ganges Pilgrimage.

Often thought to mean "Thieve's Market" (in Portuguese "ladra" is a woman thief) but it actually derives from "ladro," a bug found in antiques. Today, the traders here are perfectly legal, many of them gypsies showing their wares in the Campo de Santa Clara street, in the district of Alfama. The market starts at the Arco de São Vicente, an arch near where the famous Tram 28 stops.

Using a wooden tool and a hollow tree trunk, a Ghanaian African woman in colorful dress pounds nuts and leaves for use in food preparation.

Farmer living with his family in a small straw roof clay hut amidst the cornfield he farms.

View from the valley side entrance gate of Trongsa Dzong

Girl unaware of canon in her back, appearing to aim at her from close range.

Farmer with islamic hat poses at his patch of land where he grows corn

Two small monks carry a puppy dog down stairs at Gangtey Monastery

Portrait of a Sadhu holy man at a Hindu temple on Chandpol Bazar Road.

Morning sunrays over Jakar town and Dzong, fog rising from the town lit up.

Sharp sun just before sunset, cuts rays along Mount Tohiea into the lush green Paopao valley.