"Shoe repair on the street" Bangkok, Thailand (Canon S70, 2005)
Jun 21, 2006
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17 comments:
Candid street shot, love it!
Amazing street shot. Very candid and has lots of character.
so much feeling in this shot, pain and hard work. and we in the western world have everything and we complains on everything. we dont care about rest of the poor world. :( thank u for this one my friend. if u have more photos like this so just show them for us, they are amazing :)
Wow....
Fantastic details. You can even see the veins on his hands.
Are you in Thailand for holiday? :)
I like these "slice of life" shots, they are very telling. The mood you set here is very expressive.
Regards,
Jason
This is very well done - so much to look at.
Wonderful shot!!
I don't see many shoe repair shops here in the states any more. I don't know about others, but our family wears our shoes until they're in a state of disrepair!
Great photo showing him doing his work!
A good capture of an interesting working man shot. This will be a good shot for me to recall when I'm in the mood to complain about the shabby state of my classroom. Others don't have life so easy.
Very nice street shot. This is becoming a lost art in the US.
I like this one a lot .. A beautiful shot on people at work...
Love the lighting here, pretty cool one.
GREAT GREAT SHOT!!
Nice shot PT, i always have troubles doing this type of shot because i always think i'm intruding in their private sphere! You have captured it beautifully.
Best wishes Neil
I like this shot it feels a little dreamy but the guys forearm detail is great. A nice shot.
Very good capture of his work, composition. Cheers.
You catch an everyday scene in Thailand. Im wondering where they got the knowledge ton repair shoes ... they are wearing flipflops everywhere :-)
Great shot. I like the composition, so full of things all around. His wrinkled hands reflect how hard he has worked for a long time.
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