PEOPLE (6/191) - Photo with Essay

Tired People Napping In A Corner Of The Kanoman Market

The Butcher At The Kanoman Market Weighed Meat Using Old-fashioned Weights

Lacking The Hustle And Bustle Of The Kanoman Market, There Was Not Much Work, Or Many People Were Sleeping

The Mother And Daughter In Hijab Came Up To Me And Asked Where I Was From

It Seemed As If Something Was About To Come From The Direction The Man Was Looking, Something That Would Break The Calm Of The Peaceful Residential Neighborhood

Young Girl Shopping In A Grocery Store With A Happy And Serious Look On Her Face

In Indonesia, Where The Majority Of The Population Is Muslim, Drinking Is Generally Considered To Be A Bad Idea

The Parent And Two Children Were Riding On A Motorcycle

The Eggs Laid Out Before The Woman Were Not Balut, But Simply Boiled Eggs

A Chador Woman Was Buying Rambutan At The Canoman Market

The Fishmonger At The Kanoman Market Would Select A Basin Of Fish To Order And Wrap It In Paper Before Handing It To The Customer

Apparently, The Islamic Dress Code Is Not The One Described In The Holy Book, The Quran

Even In Indonesia, Many Women Seem To Go Shopping With Large Purses In Their Hands

The Skinny-cheeked, Becalmed Driver Was Quietly Waiting For A Customer

Monster Energy Seems To Be Common In Indonesia As Well, As Seen In The Old Man Wearing A Hat With The Logo

The Elderly Driver Was Not Letting His Phone Steal His Time, But Crossed His Legs And Relaxedly Waited For His Guests To Arrive

Pedicabs Called Becak Are The Main Means Of Transportation For The Common People In Java

In Cirebon, You Rarely See Grab Or Gojek, Only Becak Drivers Waiting For Customers

A Sharp-eyed Becak Driver Was Waiting For A Customer In Front Of A Shopping Mall

The Ice Man Was Carrying Ice In Plastic Bags To His Customers

Neither In Jakarta Nor In Cirebon Did The Becak Driver Himself Approach Me

The Men In Matching Shirts Were Porters Carrying The Luggage Of Travelers Came To The Cirebon Train Station

Gambir Station, The Arrival And Departure Station For Long-distance Trains, Was Not Large And Unassuming

I Pointed The Camera At A Man Who Started Greeting Me Every Time I Walked By, And I Got A Peace Sign Back

In Jakarta, Motorcycle Cab Drivers Often Hang Out Around Food Stalls On The Roadside

The Man Was Assembling A Very Large Shutter

The Woman Was Behind The Food Stall, Surfing The Web, Waiting For Customers To Arrive

There Was Nothing Like Seaweed In The Man's Tank, Nothing Was Placed On The Bottom, Just Fish Swimming Around

He Looked Cramped With His Legs Bent, But He Was Sleeping Peacefully With A Man's Soft Face

I Saw A Man Playing Guitar In Jakarta, But I Did Not See Anyone Playing Gamelan

The Girl's Expression Didn't Particularly Change When She Looked At The Camera, But She Did Make A Firm Peace Sign

In A Jumbled Alley, The Man Was Doing An Inside Job Removing Stickers

Although Rice Is The Staple Food In Indonesia, It Is Not Unusual To See People Selling Bread

The Boys Playing On The Sofa Didn't Talk To Me, But They Kept Glancing At Me

I Think The Barbershop Business Has A History As Long As That Of Prostitution

Apparently There Is A System In Indonesia Called The Garbage Bank, Which Is Run By The Community

The Boy Had Placed The Pot Upside Down On The Ground And Was Banging It Rhythmically With A Stick-like Object

In Any Country, It Is The Relatively Poor Who Are The First To Suffer In The Event Of A Flood

Indonesian Sambal And Indian Sambar Are Two Very Different Things

Worshippers Lit Huge Incense Sticks With Giant Candles