Digital.

Gentle strolls around the neighborhood, capturing the lives of many and pondering the meaning of it all.

 
Front and back of the locals.
Kung fu hustle. This is around the文廟街 area. I love it there, locals are nice, and the street sells a lot of anime crap.
Last shot from Chongqing. It’s a Renaissance painting.
Unsorted Chongqing.
Hard at work folks. Except for the last guy, he chilling.
Everyday is leg day when you live in Chongqing.
Beneath the scaffolding.
Shapes and lines of Chongqing.
Poetry in motion. Dudes are chill as fuck in Chongqing.
Kids being kids.
2 day trip to Chongqing, one of my absolute favorite cities. Good food. Good people. Good photos. At the local flea market not buying anything.
It sure ain’t easy.
Last few from 舟山路. Til next time.
Given the choice I’d probably want a new modern apartment, rather than remain in an old one filled with years of memory. That’s just me though.
Some wear and tear.
 

Film.

Shooting film is a great exercise in becoming poorer with each exposure. But the grains are nice, so yea.

 
People mountain people sea.
“You don’t have much hair left” - lady washing my hair yesterday.
The fear of getting more things stuck in trees when trying to unstuck the previous thing.
荔枝灣 park was real nice. Got a full blast of people doing people things. Here they’re enjoying a play.
The thing I loved the most about visiting Guangzhou were the little living areas, with its tight alleyway and aging walls. Would totally live there.
Nice work, aperture priority.
Young love.
I use my Blue eyes white dragon.
Get rich or die trying.
Fight me, coward.
And the crowd goes wild.
They asked if I worked for the newspaper. Sure. Why not. 👍
The master at work.
My favorite person, in some rural ness.
Past its prime.