Every time I come to various cities in Indonesia, I often take pictures of mosque minarets. The minaret of a mosque has an exotic beauty, is unique, and has a long historical background, sometimes wrapped in myth. There is a story behind the establishment of a tower.
For example the tower in Kudus, Central Java, has a history of diversity in Indonesia. The tower is a symbol of the harmonization of Indonesian society from the past to the present.
When visiting Banda Aceh, I found a unique minaret in a mosque that is not too big. I also took a picture using the I IPhone 7 Plus camera.
The next photo is the tower at the Baiturrahman Lhokseumawe Mosque which I often see. It's a bit difficult to photograph the tower because it is part of another building or is sometimes disturbed by telephone wires, electricity poles, and surrounding buildings.
However, therein lies the challenge.
