Street Photography: Morning Market with Graffiti

This is another morning market which I frequent due to some special stalls there that not many markets have. It opens as early as 6a.m. so I usually just swing by after I drop off son to school.

Firstly, there is wall graffiti at this market making it looking abit classy although the whole setting is nothing but market at the roadside.

The wall graffiti.

Let us see what are those special stalls I mentioned above.

The stall that sells bra and panties of all kinds. Of course you don't get to test it but you are allowed to bring back for exchange the next day if the size does not fit.

The stall that sells tops and pants for both adults and children. I really love this stall because the clothes are cheap yet of good quality, meaning they don't get out-of-shape after wash. Often I bought our pyjamas here. One good thing is that you can negotiate the price with the boss.

This is a big stall made up of few tables combined and here you get a wide selection of charts from educational to world map to motivational. Books and stationery are found here too. Additionally, this stall also sells a few household items. And there are way cheaper than those at supermarket.

Uncle selling home-made dried noodles. The variety of noodles are made of either soybean, mung bean, spinach, pumpkin, brown rice, or just usual flour. And he is smart enough to set up his stall nearby the graffiti.

I love road-side markets as much as I love supermarkets. Thank you for dropping by this fragment of market's street photography's blog.

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