ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月27日 12時48分

Recently the photographer @rorosiemarie went to Panama City to photograph vendors, shoppers and people passing time on Avenida Central, a busy street near the old town. For years, Avenida Central has been a place for the average resident to run errands. Pausing there to observe the place and its people, “you really get an idea of the diversity of cultures in Panama,” said @rorosiemarie, who lived in #PanamaCity for a few years beginning in 2006 and returns regularly. “But I don’t know if you’d see it in most guidebooks.” It is, she said, a place to find everything you need — even a haircut on the side of the road — for a good price. Yet in the years since she has lived there full-time, the street “has gentrified in the most extreme way,” she said. Today a wandering visitor will find upscale hotels, nightclubs and coffee shops a short walk away. On her visit in June, Avenida Central was beginning to feel endangered. “It just seemed a little bit more chaotic,” she said. While on assignment for @nytimesfashion, @rorosiemarie shot these photos with change in mind: “I kind of saw it as this last look at this street that may not be the same as it’s been for a while.”

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