Photo Gallery

indonesiaculture.net Photo Agency

As a photo agent, indonesiaculture.net is a library of cultural, social activity, heritage and human interest, in the form of sizeable photography formats that may be reference for all wishing to delve into the whole Indonesian culture. Varieties of human activities, nature’s magnificence and unique art and culture are imparted for exploration’s purpose of fun and lasting impressions of Nusantara discoveries.

“Lestaria” Carrousel, Everlasting Entertain Marginalized peoples (9 photos)

“Lestaria” carrousel, are certainly “The Ordinary Night Market”. It will remain everlasting into ordinary night market. Entertain marginalized peoples, peoples who could not reach the pass ticket ala “Disneyland” style or games video. Not able shop at the Mall, even the corners posters flirting with the large write "Jakarta Great sale." (Photos: indonesiaculture.net/Hari Setianto)

"Harjuna Wijaya" Bedhaya Dance (12 photos)

"Harjuna Wijaya" Bedhaya Dance guide us in determining the choice of good or a bad, should curb appetite humble, honest in word and action. Howard the human level though not as perfect as perfect Harjuna figured.( photos : indonesiaculture.net / Hari Setianto )

Angklung, Bamboo’s Vivid Sounds (12 photos)

Since Daeng Soetigna changed the musical scale of angklungs from pentatonic to diatonic in 1938, its charmed has grown. Different types of music are performed in large orchestras. Many young and contemporary musicians have produced great musical composition from the sounds of this bamboo.(Photos: indonesiaculture.net/Hari Setianto)

Bicycle Taxi in Glodok Trading Routes (10 photos)

Nimbly cycling through the lines of vehicles, sprightly breaking through the cronic congestion in Glodok, searching for “mouse trails”, weaving in and out of narrow alleys, arriving ahead of mechanized transport. As one of the forerunners of early transportation in Jakarta, bicycle taxis still has its place in the market. (Photos: indonesiaculture.net/Hari Setianto)

“A Day With Dayak” (7 photos)

The variety of Dayak dances such as the mandau dance exhibits beautiful art and movements that are accompanied by the mandau. Bahuma and Bahanyi dances speaks of joyfulness and rituals for breaking farming land. Bahalai and Wadian Dadas Bawo dance is for exorcism upon evil spirits and the healing of ailments and occasionally harvest celebrations. (Photos:indonesiaculture.net /Mufti Ichrom)

PAPUA BEAT (5 photos)

“Feeling stolen again… feeling at loss again, feeling threatened again”. Therefore one should return to the heart… have we known him all along? Have we kept him all along? All we know is that we had had him for infinity. When our belongings were robbed through propaganda, we only screamed in anger in demand for its return. (Photos:indonesiaculture.net/Mufti N Ichrom)

Subang Bajidoran Jaipong (17 photos)

It is rather different with Subang’s vicinity which exudes faster paces, commonly called ‘triping’ and omits intervals between traditional drum beats. This genre of Subang music is termed Jaipong Bajidoran.(Photos:indonesiaculture.net/Hari Setianto)

Sweet Traditional Soy Sauce (10 photos)

Lately, traditional soy sauce producers are harder to find, according to them where competition has become too harsh to succeed. Consequently, traditional producers can only survive by targeting segmented markets to maintain the existence that had been blazed by ancestors, tens of years past. (Photos: indonesiaculture.net/ Hari Setianto)

Bharata Human Wayang (18 photos)

Bharata Human Wayang group is a foundation of human wayang that still survives the onslaught of the modern age. Currently, only three Groups Human Wayang foundations still survives with locations in Jogjakarta, Solo and Jakarta, the latter as the performance benchmark of this traditional art. (Photos: indonesiaculture.net/Hari Setianto)

Baduy Culture (22 photos)

The Badui society retains a comprehensive view of life, that between the Creator, people and the universe, all are related one to another in accordance to their belief, which must be adhered firmly. Therefore, to obtain happiness, one may not choose one from another where its teachings become statutes and forbiddances, well observed by the whole Badui society.(Photo: indonesiaculture.net/Hari Setianto)

PINDAPATA Gema Waisak 2553BE/2009 (4 photos)

Monks in the Mazhab Theravada are acquainted with the term Pindapata which is a tradition for Monks to accept food in their bowls while walking barefooted. Not less than 29 Monks walked barefooted at a Pindapata program sometime ago prior to Waisak.