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Dozing keymaker in Phuket Town. On 18th July 2009 a group met in Phuket Town as part of the worldwide photo walk. Read all about it on my blog @ www.jamiesphuketblog.com/2009/07/phuket-photo-walk.html.
This key maker works in a small, cluttered, ground level opening in the souk. One can tell what he does by the paper lining the shutters with the large red key and the myriad of smaller blue keys. He also hangs keys above his shop as seen in the next shot in this series. The edge of the "sign" is visible at the top of this shot, but the souk alleys are very narrow, and I was unable to get the "sign" in this shot.
Lost your house key? Help is at hand in the form of the many keymakers you can see on Mumbai's pavements. They can make a key for you in less than ten minutes. The young reporters of Jalebi Ink discovered the world of keymakers while working on the My Mohalla (My Neighbourhood) Project. Jalebi Ink is a Mumbai-based media company that produces stories, features, news, video etc for and by young people. Through the My Mohalla Project, the reporters explore the people and places that make their neighbourhoods.
Report by Subhashri Acharya, 10 yrs.
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One day, I will summon the courage to ask the roadside keymaker for permission to take his photo, instead of sneaking a pic of his untended stall while he's away on a toilet break.
Right at the start of Chor Bazaar, stands the Keymaker. Back in the days when the bazaar, was indeed a thieves market, I wonder how many locks did he help break into. Or maybe, he was upright & honest craftsman who refused to taint his craft and hung on... like an old lock, while people around him moved on.
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Chaveiro e amolador em Iguape - SP.
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A key maker on Iguape - Brazil.
It was common to find lockmakers and keymakers in the old days but this trade seems to be on the decline. State-of-the-art burglars have encouraged state-of-the-art security systems to be installed in most buildings so who needs these simple locks?
1. A keymaker, a cobbler, and a dry-cleaner go into a bar..., 2. Ocean fare & hydrangeas, 3. House in Venice Near Abbot Kinney, 4. Really old "foosball" table, 5. Tumbleweed & Dandelion on Abbot Kinney Blvd., 6. Collection of decorating books, 7. The View from Above, 8. Stacks of fabric, 9. Bountiful on Abbot Kinney Blvd. Venice, CA
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Many parts of Shanghai are labyrinthine walkways that wind through a mash of dark brown brick buildings, windows and balconies jutting out here and there in Escheresque fashion -- telltale signs of building on the go. Mixed-use development now takes shape in a number of neighborhoods in a way that expresses what kind of culture this city wants to embrace. In particular, artist studios, boutiques, fashionable designer restaurants, and cafes are taking over the street-level occupancies, while residents continue to live decidedly ordinary lives in back or upstairs units. I walked all over these streets in an artsy district of Shanghai and not once passed a tailor, newsstand, keymaker, grocery store, or liquor store.