Travel portraits can be a very challenging subject – especially when you don't know the local language and customs. On the other hand, these types of photos can also be some of the most rewarding. These portraits from China show what can be done. Use them as inspiration for your next trip!
Construction Worker Potrait by Saad.Akhtar, on Flickr
Old man at the Great wall by Tormod Sandtorv, on Flickr
Psst.. behind you by Ed-meister, on Flickr
Untitled by Jesse Clockwork, on Flickr
… by Daniel Gorecki, on Flickr
Bike Fixin Guy by Saad.Akhtar, on Flickr
I believe I can fly by Snow Kisses Sky, on Flickr
Li Hua by Jonathan Kos-Read, on Flickr
The stories I could tell. by Kiwi Mikex, on Flickr
street food by Mister Jo, on Flickr
Fellows by romainguy, on Flickr
Untitled by claire barnes, on Flickr
A farmer seen on the way to Yiheyuan by Steve Punter, on Flickr
Local Beggar in the snow by storyvillegirl, on Flickr
grandpa by a God's Child, on Flickr
PAP Guard in front of Tiananmen Square by kevinpoh, on Flickr
The Future, Wrapped in a Bundle by Mankamundo PhotoArt, on Flickr
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China has such an array of excellent portrait photography opportunities. From the rosy read cheeks of young children, to aged workers who go through back breaking work everyday on the countryside.
One more portrait to this collection:
http://www.allisamazing.com/photography/files/gimgs/22_dsc0115-edit.jpg
Stunning portraits. Each of these images has an amazing story
Great pictures and when I saw the post before I started to smile. Just have been in Labrang Monastery and took similar pictures.
Will put them on my newly created photography blog ( http://www.mwttl.com ), where already the lady of Gansu is posted. Have a look:
http://www.mwttl.com/old-lady-in-china
Hope you like it.
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