We're Blind, So What?

We can't see through our eyes

We walk slower than others

Do we regret for this disease?

No

We thank God for these gifts

You think You are normal

We are normal too

You can play theater

We can do it too

We are Blind, so what?

Photographs by Ian Tri Hananto

© 2014 Ian Tri Hananto

Qurban, We'll Eat Meat

Eid al-Adha was the day for moslems all over the world to do “Qurban”. Actually it wasn’t a must for all moslems, but only for moslems who had enough wealth. “Qurban” means to sacrifice, the moslems would sacrifice animals that were allowed like cows, goats, sheeps, or camels. After the butchering was done, the meats would be shared to everyone, especially for the poor. Then we could eat meat together. For moslems qurban was one of the best way to thank The Almighty Allah and to share to everyone. For those who could do qurban hope Allah gives you more favor, and those who couldn’t do qurban yet, hope you’ll be given chance to do it soon. Happy Eid al-Adha 1435 Hijra.

Photographs by Ian Tri Hananto

© 2014 Ian Tri Hananto

Chopper's Shit

People in my hometown are excited now, because today World Military Parachuting Championship is held here in Solo, it’s actually held in a Stadium called “Manahan”. The enthusiasm is wow, people all around Solo came here in Manahan to watch this unusual event. It’s realy something new and never been held in here before. 

I laugh everytime I see parachutists and remember something. When I was kid my Mom told me that a chopper could shit in the air just like birds did, and these shits could fly too using umbrella. So when I saw chopper dropped the parachutists anytime and anywhere, I would shout immediately, “look out! Chopper’s shits are going down!!” then I ran into my house with my hands covered up my head.

Thanks Mom for your silly imagination about shit, hahahaha…

Photographs by Ian Tri Hananto

© 2014 Ian Tri Hananto

4 Days Lost

Got bored in my hometown, Solo, I decided to get new fresh air so I went to Bandung for 4 days. The place that I had never been there before even just once. Bandung seemed like a giant big maze, didn’t know where to go didn’t know where to turn. It was exciting me to go everywhere, to find something new, and to forget my life in Solo. Many people said that “If you don’t ask, you’ll get lost”, but I think the other way that “lost is not a bad thing, lost is the new way out from boredom”.

 Photographs by Ian Tri Hananto

© 2014 Ian Tri Hananto