Gallery: POP PhotosPosted February 17, 2016458 views2 comments
5D II 24-105L
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Comment posted by David Schoen on February 25, 2016 at 8:20 PM
With many people in rural China and poorer people in the city not having refrigerators, this is the best way to get your goose. Fresh! I wonder if they include a cleaver in the box so you can slaughter it yourself. Maybe a pint of bijiao to marinate the goose first.
Incidentally, I see that two of the boxes are from Washington state and contained apples from Yakima.
I like this because this is the real China and you see things like this all the time. If you haven't already seen it, there is a new film called the Iron Ministry about the train system in China. It gives the best look at real Chinese life of any film I have ever seen. The filmmaker spent three years traveling the trains of China and taking videos of the experience. Very little of it occurs in the big city.
There are several people who have been posting some images from China. I have been there twice for a month each time and find it quite fascinating despite the politics. Keep posting images like this. It helps share cultural diversity.
Registered on November 6, 2006, 1213 Posts, 4587 Comments
Comment posted by Kent Staubus on February 25, 2016 at 11:05 PM
I do like the photo as is, but it might have been fun to also crouch down and shoot them from ground level at this angle also.
Kent in SD
Registered on November 11, 2003, 121 Posts, 2098 Comments
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2 commentsIncidentally, I see that two of the boxes are from Washington state and contained apples from Yakima.
I like this because this is the real China and you see things like this all the time. If you haven't already seen it, there is a new film called the Iron Ministry about the train system in China. It gives the best look at real Chinese life of any film I have ever seen. The filmmaker spent three years traveling the trains of China and taking videos of the experience. Very little of it occurs in the big city.
There are several people who have been posting some images from China. I have been there twice for a month each time and find it quite fascinating despite the politics. Keep posting images like this. It helps share cultural diversity.
Kent in SD