[A new ongoing series of posts that tell the iesbehind single images taken on my trip around-the-world.]

Walking through the remote Tibetan village that housed the Shangrila Cheese Factory, we were met by a number of curious villagers, who came out to see who we were. The father and son in this photo came walking by and we asked if we could take a photo—the father is leaning a bit funny because I think he wanted us to see his basket and he was also reminding his son to stand up straight.

Imagine what you’d do if someone, speaking a language you didn’t understand, came walking through your neighborhood and asked to take a picture of you?

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What you can do now:

• Leave a comment on this post below.
• See another installment of “In This Picture” of another father and son in Vietnam.
• Read more about Langdu Village and their Cheese Factory in There’s No Sesame Chicken In China.
• See more photos from the factory and village in my Langdu Village Flickr Gallery.