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Chong'an is a small market town about two hours north of Kaili. It lies on the banks of the Chong'an river and in the surrounding area paths lead up the hillside to several Miao villages.
The Miao people, or Hmong as they prefer to be called, make up one of South-East Asia's bigger ethnic minorities. They (used to) have a reputation as independent-minded and rebellious highlanders. Hmong women are known for their embroidery and silver jewellery.
This picture was taken at Chong'an market, where you can buy many things, including a new haircut. In fact I had my hair trimmed by this guy too.
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Hello Benny,
Interesting glimpse of street life. I like the three shades of blue against the brownish background. But who cut the barber's hair? Something seems to have gone wrong.
Regards,
Gert
Hello Benny,
great moment
good observation
nice colors and presentation
tfs
regards
Ozhan
I wonder how he looks like now considering this shot was taken 7 years ago. A very good daily life shot Benny.
Thanks for sharing
Albert
hi Benny
excellent job, nice capture, good note
good work, and thks for sharing.
loic
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Hi Benny,
just finished to trim the hair to myself, this picture captured my attention. It is very well framed in a well chosen vertical format. I like the expression of the man, fully involved in what he is doing. Very good light control and sharpness.
Tfs and best regards.
Attila