Back Alley Business, Central, Hong Kong
Wandering through the back streets of the Central district, Hong Kong, we came across these folks doing business out of a compact, one-person-deep shopfront, packed to overflowing with supplies.
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Reflection, High Line Park, New York, USA
The High Line is a 2.3 km raised public park built along an old section of the New York Central Railroad, running along the lower west side of Manhattan; the buildings running either side of the park are fascinating a mix of old and new architecture, many covered in some form of public art. The day I visited was bitterly cold, though brilliantly sunny, and the park was full of people strolling down the path, admiring the elevated view to the windows and rooftops of New York.
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Crosswalk Man, Washington D.C.
Repost Wednesday! This time it’s the Return of Stikman, the alien/robot/person that lurks under the feet of pedestrians on crosswalks around Washington D.C. (and other locales), placed there by an unknown street artist. I haven’t had a chance to go back and visit him recently, but I hope he’s still there…
Back Alley Roofs, Central, Hong Kong
Steam from a small kitchen rises through the gaps in the roofs of the lean-tos that fill this small back alley in Central, Hong Kong.
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