一会合

By: 陈天昀

Mar 06 2012

Tags: China, Digital, Photography, Portraiture, Shanghai, Street Photography, Street Photography In Shanghai

Category: landscapes., still life., Street Photography

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That morning just simmered. 6 am, as the smoke and humidity seeps in, shocking you from slumber rather than a gentle rouse. For all the heresy and the novel vulgarities hurled against Nature twists within Shanghai Summer, the unbearable makes the unconceited bearable.

Singlet pops out sprouting armpit hairs . Belly buttons stick out of pot bellies like a second face. As men ambled around with enough sweat to water a camel, their attention focuses from point A to point B. Not a word, not a sound of greeting, any disturbance or minor irritance greeted with explosion of tempers.

For me, an alude to summer, for bringing the grateness of the human spirit when faced with a turkish bath.