I went to the Sunday Market at Satok on one fine morning for a street shooting with my Jedis #001, #002 & #005. The Sunday Market started off as a place for the native people to sell their jungle produce but it has evolved into a large-scale open-air market over the years. It has now become one of the tourist attractions in Kuching. You can find anything you need for the household here; from food to ointment.
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Colourful sandals for the fashion-minded.
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More colourful sandals.
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Bracelets made from beads with the motifs of the native people.
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More bead bracelets.
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Bags with colourful design for those who are fashion-minded again.
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These primary-colour trays and buckets provide great colour contrast for a photography subject.
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The Humpty Dumpties.
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The making of the 'apam balik', a kind of pancake garnished with ground peanuts.
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The finished 'apam balik'. Guess how many I gobbled up?
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Salted fishes.
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Salted-fish slices.
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Dried shrimps.
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Slabs of roasted pork.
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Long beans, tomatoes and chilies.
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The 'snake-skin' fruit.
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Ointment made from seahorses.
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The Japanese sweet potatoes.
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Fish-cake fritters or 'keropok lekor'.
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Packets of colourful biscuits.
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The 'cempedak' which is related to jackfruit.
2 comments:
beautiful market
I've managed to show only a small part of the market. You should visit it yourself in order to feel the scale. :)
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