Urban life – Birmingham cultural diversity and street photography

I love Birmingham’s cultural diversity!

I was set on photographing this sartorial old guy selling flowers on New Street for my Urban Life street photography project. I found out at home that I also captured (by accident) two Chinese guys that stopped for a chat and a passing bearded Indian in a turban behind him. Just one shot – and everyone in the scene moved on…

Urban life cultural diversity -an old guy selling flowers Birmingham, Sigh passer by and two Chinese guys behind
Urban life cultural diversity – an old guy selling flowers on New Street

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