Wednesday, September 1, 2010

" Open-air Market "

You know you're in an open air market, when you see colorful umbrellas such as these.

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Today, we're heading back to the streets of *Ilaya* and *Tabora* in Divisoria, known for its busiest, crowded and mostly boisterous side of the hood.

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In a market like this, you're sure to find bargains, trinkets and what nots.

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Some of the things you'll find in this market.
Different sizes of Pots and Pans- ranging from small to ultra big.

and prepare yourself to haggle with vendors, bumping elbows with each other
and withstand the heat of the sun.

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13 comments:

  1. after visiting divisoria before i always find myself buying items i don't need :)

    i love going to divisoria.

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  2. I have always loved this kind of colorful markets! These are beautiful shots!

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  3. You're a day ahead of me! What a great collection of open air market photos for theme day! I wish I could stroll around there and have a look!

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  4. So loaded with wares to sell!! And the colour and the variety is just overwhelming. Grand shots.

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  5. What a joy for the sense of sight. Colourful happiness.
    Please have a great Wednesday.


    daily athens

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  6. What a fun looking market. Nice photo!

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  7. Thanks for this fun Divisoria tour! Those have got to be the biggest pans I have ever seen!

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  8. Good to see Manila is not lacking in inflatable Sponge Bobs.

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  9. I'd probably be there for hours, looks so much fun with practically everything! I'd have to learn how to haggle though :D

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  10. Beautiful photos Arabesque. Lots of colour and busy busy busy.
    Cheers,
    Melbourne Daily Photo

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  11. Some things seem to be universal. This could perfectly be Spain, or India, Cyprus...

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thanks for sharing your thoughts! :)

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