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Store Along Train Tracks, Manila (#4609)by Chris Gregerson
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picture date: 2005-03-21 (email to request a print) description
This store faces two sets of train tracks in a neighborhood in Santa Mesa, Manila. Trains come by every few minutes, but people live and play here.
commentsRoy Lee -- 2006-04-04 why show this kind of pictures of the Philippines? There is poverty in the country but showing the ugly side will not help in attracting people to visit. the country is trying its best to attract tourists to come and visit but your pictures will surely turn them off. You could shown pictures of beautiful beaches and the countryside. Your pictures of Baguio are not even the Baguio I know and visited. It's very lovely place. Tourism is a big revenue for the country helping lick off unemployment. Your pictures show the eye sore not the best and beautiful side of the country which is abundant. You did not help at all. Kevin Dallas, Texas -- 2006-07-13 Thank you for posting these Photographs, it helps me to understand what life is like for some People. With out your Photograps I would never understand what I understand now, after seeing your photographs, i'm more appreciative of what I have and will try and figure out a way to help others less fortunate than i am. God Bless you and please keep up the good work. Kevin Anonymous -- 2007-02-12 Roy Lee is a tool. The world is what it is, and the America we impose on other people countries is not a true representation of the world. Yes there are beautiful places everywhere, but this photograph is real, and I'd bet this man is proud of what he has accomplished with his store. I LOVE this photograph. NOTHING -- 2007-11-21 SCREW YOU LEE a student of architecture baguio -- 2007-11-29 my only pupose is to finish my reaction paper on Housing specifically on
marginalized community, but i came to realize the real purpose behind this
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