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A landscape photograph taken through a pine tree in the foreground, its bent trunk and needled branches framing a terraced hillside. Green agricultural terraces step down a forested mountain slope, with scattered houses and small buildings in the valley below and power lines crossing the scene. Dense shrubs and bushes fill the lower left, and a pale stone wall runs along the bottom edge. No people are visible.

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July 02 20082008-07-02A green mountain landscape with terraced slopes descending into a valley where a river flows through grey pebbled banks. Tall slender pine trees with long needles frame the foreground on the right and left. Low cloud hangs over distant forested ridges, and a few small buildings sit among the terraces near the riverbank. No people are visible.2008-07-02 +1 copiesA photograph of a Himalayan hillside landscape seen through foreground pine branches with fine green needles. Behind the trees, terraced green fields step down a valley, with forested mountain slopes rising on the left and right under a pale sky. A few small rooftops of a village appear in the lower valley. No people, deities, or ritual activity are visible.2008-07-01July 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesA green hillside landscape with terraced rice paddies stepping down a valley, framed by tall pine trees in the foreground and misty forested mountains in the background under a cloudy sky. A small stream runs along the lower terraces, and a few scattered buildings sit among the fields. No people are visible.2008-07-02July 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesJuly 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesJuly 02 20082008-07-02July 01 20082008-07-01 +1 copiesA photograph of a green hillside landscape with terraced fields and forested mountains. Pine trees frame the left foreground, and a winding river runs through a valley of green terraced plots below. Small buildings are scattered on distant slopes under low cloud. No people or a person are visible.2008-07-02July 01 20082008-07-01July 02 20082008-07-02