Chengchao Li李程超
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Street photography · 2025

Neighborhood: Flushing

Street commerce, labor, transit, and quiet pauses trace the daily rhythm of one of New York’s most diverse immigrant neighborhoods.

Photographs by Chengchao Li16 photographs

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Three pedestrians cross beneath an LED screen reading “Welcome to Flushing.” Queens.
Buses, private cars, shoppers, visitors, and residents move through downtown Flushing.
Two street vendors look at a phone beside a hat display outside a church.
A sidewalk vendor checks his phone beside a dense display of hats and clothing.
Two women check ticket information outside the Long Island Rail Road station.
A vendor cuts sugar cane as a child watches.
A woman sells fruit from a sidewalk stand outside a supermarket.
Signs advertise passport photos, document services, and other businesses tied to migration and travel.
A vendor works behind a sidewalk display of snacks and bottled drinks.
A shopkeeper assists customers inside an herbal-medicine and health-products store.
A milk-tea worker prepares drinks while looking through the storefront window.
Diners gather around a table inside a Flushing restaurant, seen through the storefront window.
A driver prepares a shuttle connecting Chinatown and Flushing, two of New York’s largest Chinese communities.
A bus driver waits for passengers while looking at his phone.
A woman and two children share a swing on a mild autumn afternoon.
Residents of several generations spend a quiet afternoon in a Flushing park.