Trishaws in Indonesia is better known as becaks. Different designs of Becak in Java actually are interesting subject for photography. A close up view of a part of becak captured during my recent visit to Bandung reveals the design is a very unique and colourful art deco.
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Dear Mr. Lipseng,
Nice shot. Compo, clour, especially the idea.
Anyway, I wonder that your photo is mostly taken in Indonesia (based on the category, it shows 224, more than others). Does Indonesia has something special on your perspective as a photographer? Because I think that the more objects, places, or anythings you’ve taken it means that the objects have something special to be captured on your camera.
Best Regards,
Gilang
-I’ve been living in Bandung for 5 years-
Dear Gilang,
Many thanks for your comment.
I have been traveling to Indonesia since 1980. Indonesia is rich in nature and culture. Therefore, I have captured many images of this beautiful country.
Best regards,
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