Shooting from a Tuk Tuk. These are children who return from a small school near the sites of Angkorwat. Along these roads you can see long lines of children all wearing this kind of uniforms, returning alone to their houses or huts. Sometimes walking others by bikes often bigger than themselves.

During a festival not far from Kumamoto, some people have prepared this traditional Japanese dish called Nagashisoumen. Some children help by sliding the Noodles (Soumen) on this bamboo.

Inside the mess hall of the Golden Temple, beyond the free food you also get free drink. Fresh water available for everyone and poured on those aluminum bowls that you see next to the plate. Usually are the kids who go through the rows of people serving the water thanks to these curious mechanisms.

In the Thar desert in Rajasthan there is the famous city of Jaisalmer. If you leave the city and wander in the surrounding desert, you will find many villages of gypsies. People used to a life almost without electricity and where water is one of the most precious assets.

One shot from a village of Indian Gipsy, in the Thar desert. I was invited into a home of a family of musicians who played for us some traditional songs. The child was the singer and dancer of the performance.

New Hampi is the city that was built to replace the old one, to preserve the ancient ruins in this area.
City under construction or demolition?