Asia
Work, Struggle, Joy
Photographer Allison Heiliczer looks at the lives of children around Asia.
Salesman outside Burma's only synagogue, in the former capital Yangon
Traveling in style in Beijing
Cooling off
To participate in a Tamil festival, this girl prepares to climb 272 steps
Dancing at mosque after religious study, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Young monks praying at the Schwedagon Pagoda in Yangon
Making a pretend "mochi," a holiday rice cake, for Japanese New Year
New Year's in pajamas, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Working Sunday in Phnom Penh
Going to school in a floating Cambodian village
A sister and her brother, who live on the street in Phnom Penh
Visiting Beijing's "Forbidden City"
Riding with daddy in Phnom Penh
What's your view?
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March 29th, 2011 at 9:27 pm
The innocence of children’s lives and how one unstaged moment of time is captured in each picture, reflects the emotion and sensitivity of the photographer. I enjoyed these pictures very much. Scott
April 20th, 2011 at 12:44 pm
As an American, these images are not only striking because of composition but because of content. I literally get a snapshot of another world’s realization of “childhood”: Child labor, children with religious disciplines and occupations, homeless children, children paddling down a river! There is certainly some degree of this in the US, but, in this series of photos, these concepts seem so much more quotidian.