La Paz, Bolivia
Shoe shining are considered the lowest status jobs and often young boys working as shoe shiners would cover themselves so not to be discriminated against. The older ones seem to take it in strive, but when I saw this image, with a well dressed business man getting his shoes cleaned and talking on his mobile phone, it made the whole scene particularly meaningful.
Posted in Bolivia, South America & Central America
Tagged bolivia, la paz, shoe shiners, street photography
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