Pyay, Myanmar
For Locals, Inexpensive Pedicabs Are A Readily Available Form Of Transportation
The Plump Woman Didn't Smile Like The Character On The T-shirt
Girl Tying Her Hair Up
Boy On The Ladder
Yangon, Myanmar
Woman Selling Watermelons With A Watermelon On Her Head
Where There Is No Running Water, A Roadside Well Is Indispensable
Girl And Betty Boop
Woman With Narrow Eyes
Tobacconist On The Ferry
Imposing Figure
Woman And Her Grandkid
Boy Holding A Spoon
Boy In A Restaurant
Ball Playing
Social Grooming
Girl Getting Bashful
Locust On The Table
Boy In Front Of A Bicycle
Difficult Child
Stiff-backed Girl
Hawker Selling Cold Drinks
Smiling Boy By The Upstairs Window
Smile Of A Girl With Pig Tails
Calm Boy Among The Fired-up Children
Mobile Juice Stand
Two Little Kid
A Boy Was Babysitting His Young Brother On His Back
Smiling Mother
Two Girls At Wire Netting
Strong Man
Mother And Her Kid Wearing A Necklace
Girl Was Cutting Fishes
There Were No Customers At The Skewer Stall, Just The Owner Sitting Next To A Simmering Pot
Little Boy And His Mother With Thanaka
It's Not Uncommon To See People With Their Faces Completely White With Thanaka
Man Puffing At The Pipe
Boy Selling Drinking Water
Blank-faced Boy In A Cafe
Woman Giving A Peal Of Laughter
Time Of Reading Books
Eyes Of A Man Wearing A Yellow Shirt
Time To Lose Himself In Thought
Families Lined Up In Front Of Baggages
The Guy In The Tank Top And Pith Helmet Who Looks Like He's On Vacation Is A Pedicab Driver
Pay Phone In The Street
Grubby Bill In His Hand
Gentle Smile
Boy With A Blank Face And Thanaka
As Long As The Political Situation Is Stable, Myanmar Is A Prosperous Country
Buses With Seats In The Back Of Trucks Are Common In Pyay
Hat On The Cap
Puckering Man
Biryani In A Big Pot
Wide-brimmed Hat And Thanaka
Each Smile
Girl Wearing A Sailor Suit
Smile And Mo Hin Gar
Bold Mother
Woman Having Lunch With A Spoon
Baby On The Shoulder
Happy Boy By The Car Window
Boy Holding His Chest Out
The Sisters, With The Same Hair And The Same Clothes, Looked Like Twins
Girl On The Deserted Bus
Tired Girl On The Platform
Heavily Made-up Face With Thanaka
Four Boys Got Excited
Woman Was Peeling
Empty Bottle In Her Arms
Girl Eats And Thinks
Baby Stuck Out Its Tongue By The Car Window
Man Listening To The Music
Woman Selling Mont Lin Mayar
Nap At A Food Stall
Mother Holding Her Precious Child
Man Reading Magazine
Girl With S Cute Watch
Man Reading A Newspaper On His Saiq-ka
Man, Woman And Bicycle
Two Boys In Front Of Heaps Of Chairs
Train And Train
Little Nuns Asking Alms
An Old Woman Sitting On The Side Of The Road Puffing On A Cigar Called Seboleik
Two Boys Putting Their Arms Around The Shoulders
There Was Even A Man On The Yangon Circle Train Selling Papaya Salad On Board
Squinching Woman Asked For Alms
Two Boys And One Woman
In Myanmar, Pedicabs Are Called Saiq-ka Because The Word Sidecar Has Been Anglicized
Young Woman Holding Her Baby In The Crowded Train
Prick-eared Boy
Girl And Boy On Yangon Circular Railway
Young Woman Wearing A Straw Hat
Figure Heading For The Ship
Disembarkation With A Big Basket On Her Head
Woman Showing Off Her Power With Her Fists
Woman And Fan
Man On The Crowded Train
Woman With A Strained Look
Discontented Face
In The Dry Season, Pyay Is So Hot That Even The Locals Get Limp
Boy Glancing Out A Car Window Of The Yangon Circular Railway
Weak Smile Of A Woman
The Boy Looked At Me As If He Was Inviting Me To Come And Look At The Ayeyarwady River With Him
Man And Bags On The Truck
Magazines And Newspapers Whose Titles Were In English But Articles Were Written In Burmese
Face Of An Inclined Boy
Coconut In The Hand
Man In A Glasses Shop
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Bashful Smile With Thanaka
Laughing Young Man
Man Wearing A Pith-helmet-like Hat
Boy With A Tonsured Head
Man On The Striped Saiq-ka
Old Nun Wearing Kasaya
Young Nun
Boy Stealing Glances
Belly Button Of A Boy Standing In High Spirits
Two Girls Working At A Bicycle Shop
Baby Smiling Brightly
Young Man Got Shy A Little
Big Jars On The Ground
Women On The Loading Platform Of The Passenger Vehicle
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