1986 Tibetan Young Monks, Sera Monastery
In 1986, the young monks of Sera Monastery gathered outside their living quarters, embodying both the camaraderie and the discipline of monastic life. They sit casually, their expressions a mix of curiosity, focus, and youthful seriousness.
Access to photograph monastic life was extremely limited at the time, and moments like this offered a rare window into a world grounded in ritual, community, and tradition.
The worn walls behind them speak to the monastery's centuries-old traditions, while the monks themselves represent a new generation continuing those teachings. The photograph captures a moment of stillness and continuity in a place devoted to spiritual learning.
