While visiting Hunan Province last fall, I did a series of street portraits for my Faces of China project. I met this man in a pedestrian tunnel under a very busy and wide street in Changsha. He was selling fruit at the bottom of the stairs.
What this photo tells me is that a smile is the universal language of all humanity. I connected with him by smiling and pointing to my camera and then to my face. He nodded and smiled, and then we had a lovely exchange while I made this photo. He was amused by the image I showed him on the camera LCD, too.
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While visiting Hunan Province last fall, I did a series of street portraits. I met this man in a tunnel running under a main street. He was selling fruit at the bottom of the stairs.
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Faces of China series
In Cypress City for lunch today. When we finished I did a wander about the block. This elderly farmer came around the corner with a double load of brooms over his shoulders. He was curious about the strangers in his town and I was curious about him. It was a nice encounter.
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China,
Faces of China,
Hunan Province,
Informal Portrait
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