Bangladesh: Market Scenes
Umra is a local fruit (tho I was told Cambodia also has this) whose taste is a combination of guava and green mango. It's eaten with sprinkling of chili salt.
Vegetables are a big mainstay in the Bangla diet.
Chichinga - a type of gourd.
Some type of gourd, more like winter squash.
Dried fish called sutki.
Young boy tending to his stall.
Man with a goatee.
Lady with a water vessel.
Greens from the gourds.
They were a bit amused when they spotted me shooting at them.
Every corner has a makeshift market it seems.
Busy times for shopping as it was Ramadan.
OUR WORLD TUESDAY
That ridged patola or ridged gourd in the 2nd photo are so very small. I can imagine that these are the scenes in Bangladesh.
ReplyDeleteI would be THRILLED to have access to all those fruits and veggies! And all that color. I love seeing these images, Maria!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots from the market. I could spend ages wandering around there.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous, colorful captures! I love the market and the people! What a wonderful visit you've taken us on!! I love it! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWonderful moments captured from market.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bazaar pictures. Looks like you had a great time in Bangladesh!
ReplyDeleteMarkets are such a wonderful place to explore. I've enjoyed this market through you images. I particularly like the photos of the people.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog today. Have a wonderful week.
How wonderfully vibrant!
ReplyDeleteI love all these pretty colors. Wonderful market and people scenes. Great captures, thanks for sharing your world.
ReplyDeleteFantastic fresh offerings on display! But I especially love all the colour and the characters at the markets!
ReplyDeleteWonderful street photography!
ReplyDeleteIt all looks good!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteNeat. I like how many of the vegetables I don't recognize. The street scenes feel like they are somewhere else than snowy Canada.
ReplyDeleteThank you for showing us a world I may nevr get to see for myself.
ReplyDeleteOpen markets are always fun to explore and discover new food along with people-watching.
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