The Bike Man
He has no car, but his bike is the work horse in his family.
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Berthold Klammer 07/07/2013 13:20
Contra dictional subjects combined in this frame launch the tension it needs. Great photo report! regards BertholdGilbert13 06/07/2013 7:13
this makes me think a lot since we have everything we need and much more. very impressive doc. bw gilHoward Mattix 05/07/2013 5:52
Glen once again your photography skills captures the essences op poverty.Howaed
Carlo.Pollaci 04/07/2013 22:00
Great portrait, but also excellent description of the environment.Greetings,
Carlo
Del-Hor 04/07/2013 21:27
I have seen specialy in France, Gypsy camps with better cars then mine :-) In Portugal, some of them still use chariot pulled by horses, but most of them have family cars.Great work once more.
Best regards. DH
JOKIST 04/07/2013 17:51
Eine wirklich interessante Präsentation !LG Ingrid und Hans
Tania Skaradek 04/07/2013 13:50
signs of civilization in a gypsy camp - an office chair and a bicycle ...and woman with a mobile phone in that album...
not so much of the signs...
Interesting what about schools and literacy for gypsy kids?
Regards
Tania