The one thing I am always certain of when visiting markets is finding interesting people to photograph
There are often decorative features that resonate for me as I owned a Humber.
Often the people I shoot are so wrapped up in what they are doing that they don’t notice me…which is the way I like it.
How many of us had a bicycle that had steel brakes?
Even the extractor fans are worth a picture.
a window to the world?
This stall holder was singing along to the music much to the amusement of her colleague
Deep in thought?
This stall holder was having a slow morning until the crowds picked up at lunch time
whoever put this bolt in place was making certain that it could not come off…
A lovely face in the crowd.
The back side of one of the building in downtown Johannesburg…
A picture is worth a thousand words? What does this one say? “Enough questions, buy something already”?
I certainly enjoyed my time at Market on Main and I will be returning again soon. (http://marketonmain.co.za)
To read my other Blog on my visit : http://www.davidbatzofin.com/2012/05/arts-on-mainsome-of-this-and-that.html
To read my other Blog on my visit : http://www.davidbatzofin.com/2012/05/arts-on-mainsome-of-this-and-that.html
If you are a regular visitor to this venue try the Old Biscuit Mill in Observatory, Cape Town.
