The look back
The mothers usually stand close by and are proud when you do them this favor.
Of course, the pictures have to be shown to everyone immediately afterward.
In other countries, this behavior is unthinkable, for example in Ghana.
But mentalities are so different, and that’s what makes traveling such an experience again and again.' role="button">
Andreas Bibas
Of course, the pictures have to be shown to everyone immediately afterward.
In other countries, this behavior is unthinkable, for example in Ghana.
But mentalities are so different, and that’s what makes traveling such an experience again and again.' role="button">
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Exif
| Producer | Panasonic |
| Model | DMC-LS75 |
| Exposure time | 1/100 |
| ISO | 100 |
| Aperture | f/2.8 |
| Focal length | 5.8 mm |
| Shutter speed | 0.010027 sec |
| Flash | Blitz aus (Automatik) |
| Date | 26.09.2021 |
The look backThe look backder Blick zurück
The little Budi in Indonesia, she was our companion in the mountains.In Java, it's completely normal that when children see you with a camera, in no time you have 4-10 kids around wanting you to take a picture of them.
The mothers usually stand close by and are proud when you do them this favor.
Of course, the pictures have to be shown to everyone immediately afterward.
In other countries, this behavior is unthinkable, for example in Ghana.
But mentalities are so different, and that’s what makes traveling such an experience again and again.The little Budi in Indonesia, she was our companion in the mountains.
In Java, it's completely normal that when children see you with a camera, in no time you have 4-10 kids around wanting you to take a picture of them.
The mothers usually stand close by and are proud when you do them this favor.
Of course, the pictures have to be shown to everyone immediately afterward.
In other countries, this behavior is unthinkable, for example in Ghana.
But mentalities are so different, and that’s what makes traveling such an experience again and again.die kleine Budi in Indonesien, sie war unsere Begleiterin in die Berge.
Es ist auf Java völlig normal, wenn Kinder einen sehen mit einer Kamera, sind so schnell kann man garnicht sehen 4-10 Kinder da und wollen das du ein Bild von Ihnen machst.
Die Muttis stehen meist dicht daneben und sind stolz wenn du diesen Gefallen Ihnen tust.
Natürlich müßen die Bilder hinterher sofort allen gezeigt werden.
In anderen Ländern ist dieses Verhalten undenkbar zbp. in Ghana.
Aber so verschieden sind die Mentalitäten und dies macht reisen einfach immer wieder zu einem Erlebnis.