Brisbane, QLD


Tuesday, November 8, 2016

TO MARKET, TO MARKET TO BUY A FAT PIG

I'm always looking for a decent market close to where we live. There are lots of mediocre ones but I haven't found a really good one yet.  However, I enjoy walking, looking and photographing. 

 I liked how the red glow from the tent lit up the girl's hair. 

                                                                                Smell the pineapple to check if it is ripe.





 Want some jewellery?

 Too many calories

I love foxes.  wonder why?

19 comments:

  1. Hi Diane, you certainly captured the essence of this market. I also find that so many markets in South Africa start out with homemade and natural goods and end up reselling stuff that I can buy in the R5 (five-Rand) store. Love the fox in the last photo. Jo

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  2. Looks like a great market but of course we are spoilt for markets here in France. Some great photos here and the lighting is interesting from the tent. Have a good week t'other Diane

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  3. Markets are great for photos. So much colour here.

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  4. Hello, Diane! Looks like a nice market. The fresh fruits and flowers are great. I love the fox too. Have a great day and week ahead!

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  5. There are a lot of red heads overthere! Markets are always great places for photographing.

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  6. Love your photos. So much colour and people enjoying themselves.

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  7. these are beautiful, all of them. I love all the colors, everything is so bright and cheerful. I see German sausage YUM... I would like wandering there for the same reason you did. I always smell the pinapples, and I saw a woman staring at me this past Saturday like what are you doing.

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  8. In your tour of the market, you have gotten good scenes, with beautiful colors. If he did not find, nothing of his taste, to buy, at least he returned, with a great, photographic report

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  9. I love outdoor street markets. France, in particular, excels.

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  10. We don't do markets and we have some good ones so I'm told.
    Interesting to see the one you have shown - nice flowers.

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  11. I never buy anything (except clothes) on a market, but I also love to walk around and take pictures, have a drink, when the weather is nice it's a lovely walk.

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  12. I don't buy much ever at our Saturday Craft/Art/Food Cart Market but it is fun to walk around and would be good photo ops for anyone who could take decent people photos -- which does not describe me. I do love the Farmer's market though and buy something every time I go.

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  13. That looks like a fun market. All those fruits look very enticing. As do the pastries! I think you have more willpower than I do.

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  14. Oh yes! markets are great places for going clickety click with our Canon's Diane - then sitting with a coffee people watching. Haven't blogged much this year - too much time away in other climes - first a lengthy European trip with one of my sister's then several trips to Melbourne and Sydney - and of course a few adventures here in SA and so Voila the year's almost gone !!

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  15. No time to shop, Diane, but you have done a great job of capturing the fun and diversity of an outdoor market.

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  16. I generally avoid markets. I can never find anything I want even in farmers markets like in Mudgee.

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  17. This market looks pretty good to me Diane, good food.. check, pretty flowers..check. I'm happy 😀

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