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Saturday, July 24, 2010

Shaak Market

The Shaak Market,translated as the vegetable market in Gujarati is the place from where everyone gets their vegetables,directly or indirectly-Right from 5-star hotels to the little dhabas or roadside hotels.I went there Sunday before the last and came back with great memories and awesome pictures(if I may say so myself)Below are some of the photos I have clicked.


A monkey escaping the paparazzi on a bridge on river Sabarmati
This is a daily interaction between the vegetable vendor and a customer,which
the lady in the red sari is watching.Though the deal is beneficial to both the
the groups.They find it necessary to fight over the prices.In a way,it is a
friendly fight.
This is a vegetable vendor arranging his wares as another
day wears on.It is strange but the vegetables sell according
to how neatly he keeps it because there is a lot of variety but
the person with the best hygiene takes the majority of clients.

The market is a place bustling with energy.There is a
lot of commotion and though there is a healthy
competition between everyone,they are friends
once the day ends.

Two pigeons on a rooftop discreetly watching the day's
proceedings.
These are sugar canes.They were arranged in such
a way that they give a feeling of depth.

Picture composition

Rotten watermelons

A cat watching the day's proceedings from under
a scooter.

This is a picture taken in a building in the market
showing the depth of the market and the number
of vegetable vendors thus showing the options.
Two cups in an arc.
Coconuts
Sugar canes in a bundle.
A potato couch
The Ahmedabad Stock Market Building still alive and
running.It depicts the resilience of the Amdavadis.We
have gone through a huge earthquake,communal riots and
even bomb blasts but still we have not lost hope and continue
to live with our heads high.

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