A TYPICAL SCENE IN OLD DHAKA IN THE WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TEACUPS!
Category: Still-Life
Owner of these items was busy elsewhere!
Tools for the Trade!
This is the complimentary breakfast served at Hotel Amir in Mymensingh. Boiled egg, toast, banana, and tea was served.
Hotel Amir Breakfast
ELEMENTS READY FOR COMMUNION! Coke and biscuits are available in likely all remote parts of the world.
The Reproducible Elements Anywhere in the World.
ANTIQUE COINS FOR SALE NEAR NEW MARKET, KOLKATA, INDIA. Collecting coins is a cheap way to bring home a souvenir from other countries. I have bought some while in Darjeeling, India but didn’t buy any of these. Are there any of my friends who collect coins? It is interesting how the coins are displayed in an artistic manner. I see the same thing in vegetable and fruit stalls. There is nothing random in the way the product is displayed. It’s like a work of art. I like it. I know I have a stamp collecting friend in Sioux Lookout, Ontario!!
KOLKATA HAS TRASH CANS IN FRONT OF STREET-SIDE EATERIES! I should have turned the can to show that I had found a Diet Pepsi and enjoyed it.
COBBLER’S TOOLS! It looks like the cobbler is taking a break. I didn’t need my sandals repaired, but I took advantage of the photo-op. It looks like I should have had more depth of field (DOF) to get the foreground in focus.
HERE IS ONE WAY NAPKINS WERE folded like flowers at the Forest Green Restaurant in Syhlet, Bangladesh.
STILL LIFE SET UP BY MY WIFE ALICE, as she has started using her point-n-shoot camera.
PILE OF METAL CANS FOR RECYCLING IN Syhlet, Bangladesh.
BLANKETS LEFT OUT TO DRY in the sunshine, which these days pleasantly warms the temperatures to at least 70 degrees.
FISH NETS HANGING in Munshiganj area village.
The Camerist's Collection 