I’m reading a novel, “The Last Chinese Chef” by Nicole Mones. It is illuminating to learn about the philosophy behind the ancient culinary history. Traditional round chopping blocks are mentioned in the story. I edited this image later to hide faces.

We at Dim Sum ate our favorite multi-story Dim Sum house, The Golden Dragon. They have a wide varity to choose from.

I don’t know if there is any significance to the Buddha heads in the tree trunks, just caught my eye.
Round chopping block. It is unique. People pictures are awkward. It is , I agree , easier to be cautious and skip them. Nice Buddha heads in the trees. They look striking.
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Thanks very much.
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Nice images dim sum is very amazing. I didn’t know about the round chopping boards.
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The grain being on end help keep the blades sharp.
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I particularly like the reflections shot
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Thanks. I had to remove it from other social media. Someone complained it was an invasion of privacy. This is why I don’t normally include people. I was aiming for the chopping block.
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Perhaps people seen through a window is an invasion of privacy; but people in a public place is not. I generally ask permission, even so.
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I don’t like to ask, so normally I don’t photograph people. I will make sure to never do so again.
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Most people, I’ve found, are very willing. Sometimes I take the shot then ask. If they are not happy, I delete it.
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I will never ask and want to photograph people. I’ll edit this image ASAP since I didn’t go into the restaurant to ask.
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That’s understandable
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LOVE the Golden Dragon – we visit there each time we’re in New York!!
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Glad you know it.
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Great shots tells a story. The picture with the fellow waving is so well composed. Kudos
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Thank you and thanks for dropping by.
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Very interesting & nice nice photos.
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Thanks.
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