

Apparently I shouldn't be surprised. This map shows the prevalence of non-Christian groups across the country. I didn't know that in the west, Buddhists are the largest group. (Source: Washington Post)

Previous collections in this series: part 1 and part 2.
These photos are by-products from my photoblog project: 596 Precincts -- Walking San Francisco. If intrigued, take a look and sign up for sporadic email updates.
1 comment:
Love the photos, of course, a Buddha doesn't always mean someone practices the religion. I have two Buddhas, one inside and one out in the garden, a Kwan Yin, some Greek and Roman figures, Native American Deer Dancers, etc. I practice no religion but do like spiritual symbols in my gardens. Down here in Tucson it's a 6' Native American St. Francis among others. I've been looking for a good Isis but so far no luck ;)
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