Out to Lunch
Ventor
Ba Chieu Market, Saigon. Fuji X-T1 - XF 1.2/56.
largedrink
Down Under
Masterton, Wairarapa, N.Z.
Robot Royal 36s, Schneider Xenogon 35mm 2.8, Ilford FP4 125
Antique shop by Hugh B, on Flickr
Robot Royal 36s, Schneider Xenogon 35mm 2.8, Ilford FP4 125
Antique shop by Hugh B, on Flickr
largedrink
Down Under
Ba Chieu Market, Saigon. Fuji X-T1 - XF 1.2/56.
I like this shot, nice one
Alberti
Well-known
Many shops are closed - even such a nice cabinet
Leica M
Leica M
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Thanks, largedrink.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Dried shrimp in Ba Chieu Market, Saigon. Epson R-D1x - Zeiss Distagon 4/18 ZM. Not a great combination since the lens is too close to the sensor but I like the effect in this picture.
Erik van Straten
Veteran
My favorite bookshop in Utrecht: Hinderickx & Winderickx and the shopkeeper René Hesselink.
gelatin silver print (summar 50mm f2) leica III
Erik.
gelatin silver print (summar 50mm f2) leica III
Erik.
Taipei-metro
Veteran
Michael Kors
Arcadia Mall, Arcadia, Los Angeles County, California - USoA
Image by Taipei-metro
Panasonic G6,
Zuiko 14-42 by Olympus Japan
Arcadia Mall, Arcadia, Los Angeles County, California - USoA
Image by Taipei-metro
Panasonic G6,
Zuiko 14-42 by Olympus Japan
Taipei-metro
Veteran
Arcadia Mall Shop
Arcadia, Los Angeles County
Image by Taipei-metro
Lumix G6,
Zuiko 14-42
Arcadia, Los Angeles County
Image by Taipei-metro
Lumix G6,
Zuiko 14-42
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Petit commerce. Ba Chieu Market, Saigon. Fuji X-H1 - XF 2.8/16-55 @ 55mm.
Taipei-metro
Veteran
CE3K - II
Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind - II
Arcadia Mall, Arcadia, Los Angeles County
Image by Taipei-metro
Lumix G6,
14-42 Olympus Zuiko
Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind - II
Arcadia Mall, Arcadia, Los Angeles County
Image by Taipei-metro
Lumix G6,
14-42 Olympus Zuiko
Alberti
Well-known
Really lovely what they ar selling in Delft. (Leica M240)
Bob Michaels
nobody special
Havana - The Cuban government is promoting small and medium privately owned businesses, well "sort of". A lack of capital causes many of these to be micro sized retail operations. Here is a collection of some of them I photographed one day for a series "for sale in the street". I was also trying out my new Fuji 14mm lens by shooting with it for a day.
Coffee shop where a cup of coffee is 1 peso (then 4 cents).
Sunglass vendors. The story is they all work for the same owner and none are disabled.
This guy is in the same place every day selling individual disposable razors, super glue, and ball point pens. This is common all over the country.
Vendors with temporary stands selling bootleg CDs are common. The concept of intellectual property does not exist in a Communist environment, so everything is dirt cheap including Lightroom, Photoshop, MS Office.
Local private store. Total inventory is 2 packages of cigarettes, 2 boxes of matches, 5 cigars, 2 packages of cookies and some hot coffee.
This vegetable stand is the only thing here that is owned by the government.
One of many Cubans that fly to Moscow or Guyana to buy merchandise that they resell clandestinely as such is not available elsewhere in Cuba. This woman has no fixed location and simply carries all her inventory in two suitcases as she walks the streets.
My friend and neighbor, Flaca, who deals in a niche of the male tourist market, out marketing in late afternoon. You cannot buy her but her services are available for rent overnight if she likes you.
Coffee shop where a cup of coffee is 1 peso (then 4 cents).
Sunglass vendors. The story is they all work for the same owner and none are disabled.
This guy is in the same place every day selling individual disposable razors, super glue, and ball point pens. This is common all over the country.
Vendors with temporary stands selling bootleg CDs are common. The concept of intellectual property does not exist in a Communist environment, so everything is dirt cheap including Lightroom, Photoshop, MS Office.
Local private store. Total inventory is 2 packages of cigarettes, 2 boxes of matches, 5 cigars, 2 packages of cookies and some hot coffee.
This vegetable stand is the only thing here that is owned by the government.
One of many Cubans that fly to Moscow or Guyana to buy merchandise that they resell clandestinely as such is not available elsewhere in Cuba. This woman has no fixed location and simply carries all her inventory in two suitcases as she walks the streets.
My friend and neighbor, Flaca, who deals in a niche of the male tourist market, out marketing in late afternoon. You cannot buy her but her services are available for rent overnight if she likes you.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
Binh Thanh District, Saigon. Zeiss-Ikon ZI - Voigtlander Nokton V.1 1.2/35 - Kodakcolor 200.
Bob Michaels
nobody special
Marks, Mississippi - 2015 This retail casket store was the only commercial business remaining on the main street running through downtown Marks, a dying delta town.
Out to Lunch
Ventor
District 1, Saigon. Epson R-D1 - Voigtlander Nokton V.1 1.1/50.
Dogman
Veteran
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Out to Lunch
Ventor
Tan Dinh Market, Hai Ba Trung Street, downtown Saigon. Canon 30D - lens unknown.
rhl-oregon
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