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Starting the DayPosted by Ziren (Singapore, Singapore) on 14 July 2011 in Documentary & Street and Portfolio. A morning scene in the city of Jiujiang, China. Breakfast stalls like these ones open from the wee hours of the day till noon, and they're usually buzzing with chatters from people. I woke up considerably late that day, so I avoided the long quenes and managed to get my soya milk-noodles breakfast. Hah. Hand carts and motorbikes... In China, the future comes so fast the past can't seem to catch up. [Photo #3 of the series "Tranversing China"] I am Ziren Wang, a student from Raffles Institution, Singapore. I picked up a camera in January 2009 and I've never looked back. I seek to contribute to the very community that introduced me to photography as well - my school. I frequently and delightfully cover events for my school and my community as a member of the photographic society. Your comments are greatly appreciated, and your critiques are adored. However, please do not reproduce these photos in any way without my permission. Please contact me if you have any enquiries. Visit my About page for my contact details.
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@Ana Lúcia: Thank you Ana! @Curly: Yeah, it's amazing. In China, the future comes so fast that the past can't seem to catch up. @DowsherVision: Thank you! |
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