Women on the Seti River near Pokhara, Nepal

Women collecting stones for idol worship on the Seti River near Pokhara, Nepal. You can see this in their facial features that these Nepali women represent the different people groups in Nepal.

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About Brian Petersen

Brian Petersen is a professional media engineer with a specialty in audio production in the Los Angeles area. Brian is a follower of Christ and is currently ministering at Grace Evangelical Free Church in La Mirada, CA, while attending the Talbot School of Theology at Biola University.

Brian likes to laugh at himself, beatbox, tend roses, and talk to people about the hope and forgiveness of their sins in Jesus Christ. He has enjoyed travel and ministry to Nepal, Hungary, Japan, Nicaragua, China, and Romania.

Brian's photography has been published by the U.N., Berklee College of Music, folks at the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division, the Surrey Museum in British Columbia, the Academy of Ancient Music in London, Biola University, Church Production Magazine, commercial advertisements like Microboards, and online media and news agencies like CNN. Most of his photos are available for download and his photos have been viewed over 900,000 times on flickr.

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