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Life in Far East by Dino Morri

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Inside people Hongkong by Dino Morri
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Inside people Ubud by Dino Morri
Inside people Thailand by Dino Morri
Inside people Thailand by Dino Morri
Inside people Saigon by Dino Morri
Inside people Phnom Penh by Dino Morri
Inside people Phnom Penh by Dino Morri
Inside people Phnom Krom by Dino Morri
Inside people Lopburi by Dino Morri

Dino Morri sheds some light on the human conditions of the people even though just on the streets.

Inside people Lopburi by Dino Morri

In this series, Dino Morri, an Italian photographer, takes us to Far East. To the countries of the sun, of humidity, of abundance. With his dramatic style, he shows us the colorful life of these exotic lands and above all, sheds some light on the human conditions of the people even though just on the streets.

Image above: Inside people Lopburi by Dino Morri

Inside people Mekong river by Dino Morri

Inside people Mekong river by Dino Morri

Inside people Hongkong by Dino Morri

Inside people Hongkong by Dino Morri

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