The Street: Downtown Honolulu At Midday - Honolulu Civil Beat

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It probably wasn’t a stowaway, but this dog was getting a free ride courtesy of a woman intent on crossing the street with her baggage.
Outside a Wal-Mart store, two men employed throwback and modern versions of telephone service.
Could the sign borne by a woman on Keeamouku Street have been a message for the occupant of a passing ambulance?
A man rolled his possessions past some hopeful economic messages outside a bank building.
A Hawaiian Telcom employee peered down an open manhole as utility work was done on Keeaumoku Street.
Teamwork and synchronization came into play as men worked on a sign outside a Bank of Hawaii building.
Crossing the busy intersection of Kapiolani Boulevard and Kaheka Street.
$<p>Being downtown doesn’t always mean smooth sailing on the thoroughfares. This fractured patch is at the edge of Kapiolani Boulevard.</p>$

Being downtown doesn’t always mean smooth sailing on the thoroughfares. This fractured patch is at the edge of Kapiolani Boulevard.
Two men got a little shut-eye on a bench near Macy’s at Ala Moana Center. A well-rested afternoon awaited them.

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Tim Huynh

Tim Huynh is a photographer who is inspired by Hawaii’s natural beauty but prefers to capture the raw, candid moments of life in Honolulu through street photography. Keep up with him at www.timhuynhphotography.com.

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