nksyoon
Well-known
Took my Mamiya 6 out for some exercise to Pudu Market, a traditional wet market in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. 50/4 mounted and Velvia 100F loaded.
Larger pics in a slideshow here.
Larger pics in a slideshow here.





glchua
Established
Nice!
I miss this kind of wet markets. Wet markets are disappearing in Singapore. Few young people want to buy from wet markets, and supermarket chains are also edging them out. Even existing ones are overly "clean".
I just acquired a six too with the 50 and a 150. Yet to produce work that is as nice as yours!
I miss this kind of wet markets. Wet markets are disappearing in Singapore. Few young people want to buy from wet markets, and supermarket chains are also edging them out. Even existing ones are overly "clean".
I just acquired a six too with the 50 and a 150. Yet to produce work that is as nice as yours!
Krzys
Well-known
First photo is brilliant. I could see it displayed and looking quite professional.
axiom
Non-Registered User
ew
so many amputed corpses
so many amputed corpses
gcsk76
Established
Very nice colours.
pipit
Member
Really nice color.. Make me wanna take my M7 out to the market now. Too bad, it's midnight here...
oftheherd
Veteran
Great shots. I used to enjoy walking in the markets in Korea as my wife and mother-in-law shopped. Of course during that time we often didn't "know" each other or the prices went up. 
But markets can be great photo ops as you have shown. The first photo is great for the color and symetry. The others are well exposed and composed documents of what one can find in these types of markets. BTW, this is the first time I have heard them described as wet markets.
But markets can be great photo ops as you have shown. The first photo is great for the color and symetry. The others are well exposed and composed documents of what one can find in these types of markets. BTW, this is the first time I have heard them described as wet markets.
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