Dear PNTH Friends:
Attached are photos taken at a Himalayan Farmer's market. Most of the fruits and produce are imported from India to this land locked country.
Attached are photos taken at a Himalayan Farmer's market. Most of the fruits and produce are imported from India to this land locked country.
Thank You for the stunning photos KPN, the fruits must cost an arm and a leg for
ReplyDeletethem. My favorite is the hanging 'thing' (what are they? do you know?)
BT
Deat Bao Tram and Friends:
ReplyDeleteThe hanging things are Yak cheese pieces. Since this unprocessed cheese is very hard, the local people would chew them instead of using them for cooking. The Bhutanese people eat cheese and chilies as their basic daily food. About the fruits, I was told they can grow apples but most of their fruits and produce are imported from India.
Have a good WE.
KPN
WAOW ..... LEFT ME SPEECHLESS ..... I LOVE THE SECOND PICTURE , SO BEAUTIFUL . THANK YOU KPN ! HL
ReplyDeleteThanks KP for your gorgeous and exotic images of a Bhutanese market. My favorites are the photos of the hanging Yak cheese pieces (I love the composition and the blurry and colorful details in the background), the fruits and veggies (the lighting and colors are beautiful) and also the sepia picture with the red and orange color accents.
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KPN,
ReplyDeleteWelcome & very nice pix. Glad to see another Nikon shooter. ;-)
Tri'
Hi KPN
ReplyDeleteLove your Himalayan market photos, I also enjoy visiting markets wherever I travel in the world, they are very representative of the people and lifestyle
Caro
Hi Phuc - Nice pictures and I am happy that PNEH has a new active member.
ReplyDeleteHi everyone - What a treat to open mail and see so many artistically captured shots from my fellows PNEH!
You made my weekend. I will be quiet for a while khong thoi bi doi no bay gio. :-)
TNS
Thx Tri for your welcome and comment. Happy shooting ! Phuc
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