3 posts tagged “canon 40d”

I sometimes love to bump the saturation of the colors to its limit. And here're some results.

Those pictures were shot roghly 2 months ago but since my PC and monitor have just crushed down, I simply could not process any new photos.

Hang Da market was one of the oldest markets left in the modern Hanoi. It is going to be destroyed in a couple of days and than tranformed into a 13-staged supermarket. The company which owns the site evacuated some 500 vendors out to a tempolary market in the schedule of 10 days - starting November 28th.

It was November 27th...

 

A clothes shop on the 1st floor which moved out before the evacuation started. Right behind the frame of what was once a shop stand was another shop, still filled with cloths.

 

 

An old vendor next to her stand. She said that she would move out in the afternoon, after the worship ceremony - "to get permission of the Gods to move out". Vendors like her believed that the ceremony would bring them luck.

 

 

The ground floor. An emty space among shops that were still working. Most of the people in this area sold shoes and various kind of food.

 

 

A guard sitting in the shade at a pathway joining the two buildings of the market. It was not a crowded day.

 

 

A working testing electricity lines in a kiosk at the tempolary market, roughly a kilometer away from the old site. The very first people who moved here were clothes vendors.

 

 

A clothes shop ready. Each kiosk was 6 metter square large only. This one was combined from two detached kiosks, making a 12 metter square stand - yet there was still not enough space for the goods.

 

 

 

A wet and shady lane within the old market. This scene will never be seen again, as the construction of the new 13-staged building will start soon.

I took these photos in the end of Oct, meaning it's been more than a month. It was the havest, so a friend invited me to join him on a trip to the countryside. We were both axious of getting some good photos of the crop and the working farmers.

It was kind of cloudy all day long, yet we managed to have a few acceptable pictures.

 

Farmers transporting a machine used to pluck off the rice from the rice trees' body.

 

Farmers working with the machine.

 

A look at the working field from afar.

 

A female farmer clearing away after finishing the "plucking work".