EthnoScapes · Bali

Bali

Markets, ritual spaces, portraits, kites, and landscape.

A field-photography page from Bali, organised through market scenes, portraits, temple environments, festival moments, and island landscape. The images are kept separate from the text so each photograph can be read quietly.

Bali field photography by Junita Arneld
Photographs by Junita ArneldField images from Bali, presented as visual notes within The JAM ART.

Place

Bali is approached through landscape, people, objects, and daily situations.

Photographic record

Images are presented as field notes, not as decorative backgrounds or travel claims.

Responsible viewing

Tap an image to enlarge it. Text remains separate from photographs for clearer reading.

On this page

Image groups.

The page is organised in smaller visual groups so it remains readable on a phone.

Field images

Bali through photographs.

Images are loaded lazily and arranged in a compact grid for smartphone viewing. Full-size viewing opens only when an image is selected.

01 · Bali

Bali: coastal fish market

Photographs from the fish market in Kedonganan, where boats, sellers, buyers, and morning work shape the coastal scene.

02 · Bali

Bali: portraits and expressions

Portraits from Bali across daily life, ritual roles, dance, and public gatherings. The section avoids reducing people to atmosphere; each image is kept as a record of presence and context.

03 · Bali

Bali: temple settings

Photographs of temple settings and devotional spaces in Bali, approached as architectural, social, and ritual environments.

04 · Bali

Bali: kite festival

Images from the kite festival, with attention to gathering, music, large-scale kites, and the social work behind the event.

05 · Bali

Bali: landscape and village details

Photographs of mountains, coastlines, village paths, stone sculptures, and everyday structures. The section keeps landscape and daily use together.

Bali field image from EthnoScapes
Image enquiries

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For image licensing, publication, exhibition use, or research questions, contact The JAM ART with the region, intended use, and requested image reference when available.