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A Sacred Sojourn 2018

A Sacred Sojourn

In the pre-dawn dusk, the pilgrims arrive. After crossing the narrow bridge that spans the Salinadi River, they enter the inner sanctum at the temple complex. Although the moon is full, the mist from the river hides its cool brilliance. About 200 women devotees gather around fires in the inner sanctum, absorbing its warmth before taking their first holy bath in the cold Himalayan stream.
A Sacred Sojourn

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Mick Stetson

Mick STETSON IS A PHOTOJOURNALIST AND FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHER WHO SPECIALIZES IN DOCUMENTING CULTURES AND PEOPLE FROM REMOTE REGIONS WITHIN ASIA. MICK FOCUSES MAINLY ON DIMINISHING CULTURES AND CULTURES THAT ARE TRANSITIONING OR TRANSFORMING AS A RESULT OF THE ENCROACHMENT OF MODERNITY. HE IS ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN THE EFFECT THAT THE PRESSURES OF GLOBALIZATION ARE HAVING ON THE TRADITIONAL LIFESTYLES OF VARIOUS EHTNIC GROUPS AND HOW IT AFFECTS THEIR INDIVIDUAL AND CULTURAL FREEDOM.

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