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In The Midst Of A Noisy Open-air Market, The Man Was Silent And Pensive

The Woman Who Looked Like She Was Still Wearing Her Beauty Pack Was Also Waiting For The Bus

In Contrast To The Expanding Power Of Automobiles, The Human-powered Bicycle Cabs Seemed To Be Slowly Declining In Power

No One Was Sitting On The Seat Of The Bicycle Cab, And A Speaker Was Placed In Its Place

Bicycle Cabs For Shoppers Were Also Waiting For Customers On The Side Of The Road

There Are Many Men With Tattoos In Yangon, But I Thought It Was Rare To See A Man With A Piercing

Boys Were Playing Soccer, Running Around Barefoot On An Asphalt-lined Area

Myanmar People Seem To Like Colorful Things, And The Hull Was Also Repainted Colorfully

Fine Colonial-era Buildings Still Remain In The Plots That Were Developed During The British Colonial Period

In A Corner Of A Row Of Government Buildings, A Man Was Engaged In Typewriting Documents To Be Submitted To The Government

It Was Lunch Time And The Women Were Having Lunch At A Food Stall In A Friendly Atmosphere

It's Not Uncommon To See Men Lingering On The Side Of The Road During The Day On Weekdays

Many People Of Indian Descent Live In Yangon As Well As Those Of Overseas Chinese Descent

It Was Still Mid-morning, But The Carman Was Lying On Top Of His Vehicle, Sleeping

The Mother Was Sitting In A Chair With Her Young Daughter Between Her Knees, Giving Her Daughter's Hair A Good Trim

Man Standing At The Back Of A Truck

Young Man Watching His Hands

Conductor Wearing Longyi

While I Was Absorbed In Taking Pictures, A Peddler On The Platform Across From Me Told Me That A Train Was Approaching

Yangon Circle Train Car Filled With Vegetables That Had Been Bought Out Of The Market

Young Man Blowing A Cigar Next To A Truck

Man Reading While Selling Books On The Roadside

In Myanmar, Pedicabs Are Called Saiq-ka Because The Word Sidecar Has Been Anglicized

Man On The Striped Saiq-ka

A Haircut In Yangon Costs Less Than 100 Yen!

Umbrella In Front Of An Altar

Boy Was Working With A Screw Wrench