MYANMAR IN 12 EYE POPPING IMAGES

These window to the soul photos were all taken in Myanmar, by both amateur and professional photographers on tour. The "eyes have it" here, without doubt!

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David Lazar / Via davidlazarphoto.com

The eyes represent the journey from darkness to the light.

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Aung Pyae Soe / Via aungpyaesoe.com

Boy wearing Thanaka paste. Made from the bark of the Thanaka tree, the paste is widely used in Myanmar for sunblock and decoration. Obviously he did his without a mirror!

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Benny Hanigal / Via luminousjourneys.net

Ghost in the temple? Novice monks gazing in Bagan, one of the great archaeological sites in the world.

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Bennett Stevens / Via bennettstevens.com

Boy partially shrouded in laundry line, Yangon.

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Kyaw Kyaw Winn / Via myanmarphotoartist.com

Young monk with a holy feline inside a small monastery near Inle Lake.

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David Lazar / Via davidlazarphoto.com

Novice monk taking a break from his studies.

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Kulvinder Singh Matharu / Via silentnomad.com

Chin tribe woman and baby near Mindat, Myanmar.

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Aung Pyae Soe / Via aungpyaesoe.com

The alighted eyes of young Burmese monk.

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Bennett Stevens / Via bennettstevens.com

Little Burmese girl, Yangon, Myanmar

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Aung Pyae Soe / Via luminousjourneys.net

The Ananda Pagoda Festival in Bagan draws thousands of monks of all ages from around Myanmar.

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David Lazar / Via luminousjourneys.net

Boy wearing Thanaka paste in a small village outside Yangon, Myanmar.

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Aung Pyae Soe / Via luminousjourneys.net

Young Myanmar monks have the greatest gazes!