Monday, 17 June 2013

Defining Moments: Capturing our changing world

JUNE 17 - JAKARTA, INDONESIA: Once known as the "Queen of the East," Kota Tua, which means old town in Indonesian, is the original city of Jakarta built by the Dutch in the 16th century and called Batavia at the time. Today, its colonial architecture is in ruins, after the city edged south. The government hopes to restore the old town and develop it into a tourist destination.JUNE 17 - JAKARTA, INDONESIA: Once known as the "Queen of the East," Kota Tua, which means old town in Indonesian, is the original city of Jakarta built by the Dutch in the 16th century and called Batavia at the time. Today, its colonial architecture is in ruins, after the city edged south. The government hopes to restore the old town and develop it into a tourist destination.
HIDE CAPTION
Forgotten 'Queen of the East'

we brings you an image capturing a moment to remember, defining the present and claiming its place in history. The photographs we select will look ahead to the future and chronicle our changing world. 

No comments:

Post a Comment