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ENGLAND East Sussex Eastbourne Pagans celebrating the Lammas Day festival in August

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JAPAN Kyushu Kaseda Shrine Young boy wearing traditional costume and carrying short sword at village festival. In feudal times Kyushu was notable for the power of its great daimyo families

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JAPAN Honshu Kyoto Gion Festival. Children dressed for Shinto dances pose for photographer at the Yasaka Shrine

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JAPAN Honshu Kyoto Gion Festival. Pageboys in elaborate costume parade in festival procession shielded from the sun by paper parasols carried by their attendants

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JAPAN Honshu Tokyo Little girl holding the hand of a part seen guest at Shinto wedding ceremony wearing traditional dress printed with red and white squares and flowers and pale yellow sash

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JAPAN Honshu Kyoto Gion Festival. Portrait of young girl with white painted face signifying purity and gentleness of birth

Festivals Collection: INDIA, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer Head and shoulders portrait of a Miss Desert contestant

INDIA, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer Head and shoulders portrait of a Miss Desert contestant wearing traditional jewellery at the Desert Festival

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THAILAND North Chiang Mai Chinese New Year. Man at roadside stall holding his ears as he sets off chain of fire crackers. Table with flowers incense and food offerings beside him

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FRANCE Cote d Azur Alpes Maritime Gendarmes playing trumpets in a square in Vence during the Easter procession of The Battle of The Flowers

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INDIA Utter Pradesh Vrindaven Monks and worshippers on temple steps. Dirwali festival.

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CHINA Guizhou Kaili Miao girl in festival dress

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INDIA Utter Pradesh Vrindaven Dirwali festival crowds of worshippers holding lighted candles inside temple.

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THAILAND, Chiang Mai Novice monk at ordination ceremony at Wat Chiang Yuen having ornate head dress put on

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JAPAN Festival Young boy held up by his mother to touch the face of the dragon during a dragon dance

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Group in traditional costume at Inti Raymi.

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INDIA Himachal Pradesh Kulu Girls eating from banana leaves with their hands at meal during country wedding

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Young woman in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Head and shoulders shot

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HONG KONG Hong Kong Park Fashionable western style wedding. Bride and groom head and shoulders portrait.

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Young woman in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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HONG KONG Hong Kong Park Western style wedding bride groom bridesmaids and family posing for photograph.

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PERU Cusco Male figure in traditional costume and feathered headress at Inti Raymi. Head and shoulders shot. Cuzco Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Male figure in traditional costume and feathered headress at Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Male figure in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Women in tradtional costume on a processional float during Inti Raymi

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PERU Cusco Young woman in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Head and shoulders shot. Cuzco Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Street parade of men in traditional costume and head dress at Inti Raymi.

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Young men carrying an ancestor mummy during Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Young men carrying a golden Inca statue at Inti Raymi

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco The wife of the Emperor Pachacuti being carried in her throne at Inti Raymi. Women with offerings of food in the foreground

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Emperor Pachacuti being carried in a golden throne at Inti Raymi

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SOUTH AFRICA KwaZulu Natal Melmoth Procession of brides family at Zulu wedding in colourful dress carrying sticks and dancing

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Male figure in traditional costume and feathered headress at Inti Raymi. Threequarter shot

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Male figure in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Group wearing traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Woman in traditional headress carrying an offering of food during Inti Raymi. Head and shoulders shot profile to the right

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Group in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Cuzco

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THAILAND Bangkok Songkran water festival the New Years celebration of the lunar year

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PERU Cusco Department Cusco Group of musicians and masked dancers in traditional costume at Inti Raymi. Three quarter view facing the camera.

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PHILIPPINES Luzon Manila Young girl in costume at Ati-Atihan festival with a black painted face and wearing a headdress

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guatemala, santiago, charismatic church festival with five local men standing under streamers

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CHINA Qinghai Tongren Tibetan man blowing conch shell at festival

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SPAIN Andalucia Seville Semana Santa Easter procession with a family watching from balcony

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JAPAN Honshu Kyoto Portrait of woman in traditional costume at the Jidai Matsuri Festival Of Ages

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CHINA Festival Young boy in costume sitting under umbrella on dragon boat during festival

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INDIA, West Bengal, Sagar Island Woman pilgrim praying during three day Sagar bathing festival at point where the Ganges joins the sea. Other people in water behind her

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CHINA Qinghai Tongren Tibetan women dancers at festival

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CHINA Quinghai Burning Juniper and other offerings at a Temple entrance during a Tibetan festival

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