Entry For Reflection Hunters Contest Round 37th - At The Airport

How are things? This is my entry to enter the Reflection Hunter Contest held by Hive account@annephilbrick which is a reflection photo of a mother sitting on the floor and leaning on a safety glass at an airport. The old woman sells snacks at that place, even though it has been banned because it disturbs public facilities.

Not without reason, the effects of this pandemic are increasingly worsening the economy of the community from the bottom to the top. Many factories closed and many employees were fired because the company could not pay the salaries of their employees.

Currently, public service facilities are reopened after previously there were restrictions from the government. The economy of the community from the bottom to the top is moving again and increasing slowly.

Hai temen – temen apa kabar kalian disana? Ini adalah entri saya untuk mengikuti Kontes Pemburu Refleksi yang dilaksanakan oleh Hive account@annephilbrick yaitu foto refleksi dari seorang ibu yang sedang duduk di atas lantai dan bersandar di atas kaca pengaman di sebuah bandara. Ibu tua itu menjual jajanan di tempat itu, padahal itu sudah dilarang karena menganggu fasilitas umum.

Bukan tanpa alasan, efek dari pandemic ini yang semakin memperparah ekonomi masyarakat dari mulai kalangan bawah hingga atas. Banyak pabrik – pabrik yang tutup dan karyawan banyak yang dipecat karena pihak perusahaan tidak sanggup membayar gaji karyawannya. Saat ini fasilitas pelayanan public kembali dibuka setelah sebelumnya ada pembatasan dari pemerintah. Ekonomi masyarakat dari kalangan bawah hingga atas kembali bergerak dan meningkat perlahan – lahan.

Picuture	Photography
Camera used	Handphone
Model	Samsung A7
Category	Reflection - Shadow Photography
Software editing	Adobe LightRoom
Photographer	Hive account@jacky5979
Location	Jakarta, Indonesia

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