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A girl is lying on the car.

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They were take relaxing in Yangon,Myanmar.

Let us peace,Leave the guns.

A watermelon seller girl.

They were the daughters of Buddha,Talking the four truth of Buddha.

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A big sister and her brother were standing at the window.

The bamboo dance of Chin tribes of Myanmar.

Sharing the love of baseball.

The monks and novice were accepting the donated food from Buddha`s peoples.

The famous SHWEDAGON pagoda of Myanmar.The pagoda completely covered with thicken gold,So it is called the golden pagoda.

This abandoned farmhouse sits on some property where I go birdwatching.

They were going to accept the donated food from Buddish peoples.

The farmers were standing in the rain to do their works after the rain..

A Myanmar traditional food seller is standing on the road for sell in Yangon.

Old barn and silo still standing.

A log looking very much like it has a cat's face.

A tributary feeding the Chagrin River.

Wild turkey displaying why Benjamin Franklin suggested it as the national symbol.

10th Annual Smithsonian Magazine Photo Contest

The bamboo dance of Chin tribes of Myanmar.

The bamboo dance of Chin tribes of Myanmar.

Yangon, Myanmar

Member since 2014

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© Min Zaw.
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Date Taken:

12.2010

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March 10, 2012, 7:53 p.m.

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