iSLandeye: locally craft Masks and symbols used in traditional healing mechanisms and folk art

iSLandeye's personal views through a camera lens

The World we live is huge and gorgeous. I guess one’s lifetime isn’t sufficient to see the world the way they please. The most important thing is that we do not often realize that the world that we have not tried to closely view and read is near us. Yet, the eye of a camera gives you some space for you to leisurely read what you mostly miss in your everyday complex life styles. Every piece posted here is captured what is available or can be seen within the 65, 610 square feet large island called ‘SRI LANKA’.

Except for the blind with conscious eyes, those who have (vision) eyes must not look at people the way they please or must not try to analyze them just by observing them through camera lenses or from the eyes of others because often you see men and women who have borrowed heads and chests from other people. That is the magic of photography. Therefore you must carefully read or view what you view and especially when explaining something to others by reading something from our own eyes. let them read them through their own eyes.

iSLandeye

Saturday, July 28, 2018

locally craft Masks and symbols used in traditional healing mechanisms and folk art

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