Hanoi street portraits (#11)
Hanoi bruisers.
Hanoi bruisers.
Last week, thanks to the nice people at WordPress, my post on shooting for a year at 35mm was featured on Freshly Pressed, causing an ego-boosting spike in views of this site. I’d just like to say a quick hello to my new followers, and a big thank you to those who’ve been reading for a while. I appreciate all the support and comments, and I hope that you’ll continue to enjoy my pictures.
Twinkly eyes; tired eyes.
Another couple of Hanoi street portraits.
As an aside, I’ve recently updated the gallery pages on this site. They’re up there, top right, or you can click on the links below:
These galleries show some of my favourite pictures from the last three or four years.
These two guys run little street-side tea stalls in different parts of Hanoi. The guy at the top was initially very reluctant to have his picture taken but eventually decided to humour me; the guy at the bottom, now making his second appearance on this blog, was a very willing model. He has a big, goofy smile, but I prefer this more serious shot.
Two by two.
Wrapping up warm.
Serious young men of Hanoi.
I don’t think these two know each other, but I think they make quite an elegant couple.