Photos tagged with 'MAN' (1/30)

The Man Who Worked At The Market Responded With A Peace Sign

The Man With The Stubble Was Carrying A Large Bucket Of Vegetables

I Don't Know Why But I Feel India When I See People Wearing Olive Drab Colored Shirts

The Man Was Grabbing A Vegetable Like A Green Bean With Both Hands

In Hot Countries, If Allowed, I Would Rather Wear Sandals Than Leather Shoes Or Other Formal Shoes

In The Man's Store, All The Big Balances Were Still In Use

I Could Hang Around The Local Market And Not Be Questioned About What I Was Doing Or Turned Away Because I Was Getting In The Way Of Work

I Had The Impression That Japan Was Behind India In IT, But I Don't Think That's True, At Least When It Comes To Travel

The Japan Open-air Folk House Museum Is An Outdoor Museum That Not Only Preserves And Exhibits Old Folk Houses, But Also Aims To Preserve, Hand Down, And Utilize Folk Tools

The Reason Why Strolling Through A Redeveloped Town Doesn't Seem Interesting Is Because The Flow Of People Has Become Too Smooth

There Are Quite A Few Men Who Do Not Participate In Group Prayers Even When They Are Held At A Neighborhood Mosque

In Jakarta, Both Bajaj Drivers And Angkot Drivers Are Male-dominated

When Fatahillah Square, A Famous Tourist Attraction, Is Deserted, The People Doing Business Nearby Also Seem To Be Bored

The Man Clutched His Cell Phone, Waiting To Be Contacted

When I Traveled In Malaysia, I Often Saw People Wearing Songkok, But In Jakarta And Cirebon, I Didn't See Many People Wearing It

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

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

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

The Bajaj Driver Parked His Vehicle On The Side Of The Road With Little Traffic And Took A Break

Walking Around In Plain Sight, You Don't Get A Lot Of Stares In Jakarta, And You Don't Get Approached Very Often

The Gesture Of Giving A Thumbs Up Does Not Always Have A Positive Meaning

Not Only Durians But Also Mangosteens Were Sold On The Streets Of Jakarta

People Who Spend Their Time On The Street Doing Nothing Are Definitely Men

All Gas Cylinders You See In Jakarta Are Green, So Maybe They Are Designated As Green

I Wonder If The Photos That Have Become Digital Data Will Still Be Around Decades From Now, Just As They Were In The Film Era

The Image Of Finger Whistles Is Different Between Japanese And Westerners, So It May Be Different Again In Indonesia

It Is Impossible To Tell From Standing At The Entrance Whether The Jumbled Alleys Lead Somewhere Or Only To Someone's House

Once You Get Lost In Jakarta's Residential Areas, It Doesn't Matter If You Speak English Fluently Or Not

Walking In A Non-touristy Area With Few Foreigners Often Attracts The Attention Of Locals

Indonesia Is Hot And Humid, So It Must Be Cooler To Mesh The Taqiyah As Well

The Physical Labor Needed To Maintain Society Will Not Go Away So Fast, Even With The Development Of AI

There Were No Commercial Facilities Around The Sawah Besar Station Station In Jakarta, Just Ordinary Buildings

Jakarta Has As Many Convenience Stores As Tokyo, But Some Of Them Are Still Old-fashioned Kiosks

Bakwan, A Vegetable Fritter, Must Be Easy To Eat Even If You're Driving

Smartphones Are Common In Jakarta, But The Man Was Using An Old Type Of Foldable Cell Phone

The Man Seemed To Be A Gojek Driver And At The Same Time Was Working As A Roadside Vendor Of Snacks

Buses On Hayam Wuruk Street Ran In A Bus Lane And Had A Platform In The Median

The Refueling Machine I Saw In Jakarta Seemed To Work By The Same Mechanism As An Intravenous Drip For Humans

People In Jakarta Are Not Interested In Foreigners, Either Because They Are Not Rare, So Walking Around Places Where There Are Not Many Tourists Does Not Attract Much Attention

Serabi Is A Traditional Indonesian Snack, A Pancake-like Mixture Of Rice Flour, Coconut Milk And Sugar