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hanibale tarafından 2011-10-28 tarihinde paylaşıldı
a girl I met. She became a friend of mine.
I'll tell you more- she could be my Teacher. a Real one.
wishing all the best to Inga and her Family.
everything will be ok, Inga!
p.s. till the next time!!!
see You soon!
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
In Northkorea it's almost impossible to walk by yourself without surveillance and therefore contact with the locals is very limited. But there was this rare possibility, as we went up the giant stairs of the victory-monument in Pyongyang by ourselves. And there he was coming down, a pioneer. I asked him for a portrait, he was a little hesitant at first but then shyly agreed. I was very happy.
Going into the Metro is one of the Highlights of visiting Pyongyang. It might be the one place you get in touch with real Northkoreans. So being there is a frenzy and goes by in a breeze, when you shoot on film. Because you have to change films all of the time. One interesting detail is, that the trains are old metros from East-Berlin. So for me as a Berliner it's like coming home riding the subway in Pyongyang...
Going into the Metro is one of the Highlights of visiting Pyongyang. It might be the one place you get in touch with real Northkoreans. So being there is a frenzy and goes by in a breeze, when you shoot on film. Because you have to change films all of the time. One interesting detail is, that the trains are old metros from East-Berlin. So for me as a Berliner it's like coming home riding the subway in Pyongyang...
Going into the Metro is one of the Highlights of visiting Pyongyang. It might be the one place you get in touch with real Northkoreans. So being there is a frenzy and goes by in a breeze, when you shoot on film. Because you have to change films all of the time. One interesting detail is, that the trains are old metros from East-Berlin. So for me as a Berliner it's like coming home riding the subway in Pyongyang...
Going into the Metro is one of the Highlights of visiting Pyongyang. It might be the one place you get in touch with real Northkoreans. So being there is a frenzy and goes by in a breeze, when you shoot on film. Because you have to change films all of the time. One interesting detail is, that the trains are old metros from East-Berlin. So for me as a Berliner it's like coming home riding the subway in Pyongyang...
In marajó we got really freindly with the lifeguards, in kind of a rudimentory engluise or portugish we communicated and gazed at the open amzonic sea...
