Sunday Books Market

CCROYCCROY Registered Users Posts: 90 Big grins
edited August 3, 2008 in People
Every sunday except when it rains this market old old books and magazines is always there at this famous land mark in the city. Many book lovers visit this market for browsing, bargain hunting and to find some old classics which otherwise are difficult to find with regulat bokk sellers and stores. For some it is a good passtime.

Display

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Business is dull

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Browsing for selection

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Grandpa is teaching how to browse

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Now the grandson is practicing what he learnt

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The pictures were shot with a very ordinay camera, about which I am shy of disclosing in this forum where photogs use the most advanced equipment.

For me what is important is the subject and the mood in peoples photography and not the cam and the lens.

Nevertheless, please comment on the pictures.
CCROY
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Started as a kid and still learning this wonderful hobby at the age of 61

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  • KTBoom2006-E510KTBoom2006-E510 Registered Users Posts: 437 Major grins
    edited August 2, 2008
    Wonderful shots, especially with an ordinary camera. Was it a point and shoot?
    ~Katie~
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  • ladytxladytx Registered Users Posts: 814 Major grins
    edited August 2, 2008
    Wonderful shots. Thanks for sharing. Love to see what goes on in other parts of the world. That looks like a lot of work putting all those books out and then picking them up again.
    LadyTX
  • CCROYCCROY Registered Users Posts: 90 Big grins
    edited August 3, 2008
    KTBoom2006-E510 wrote:
    Wonderful shots, especially with an ordinary camera. Was it a point and shoot?

    Yes Katie. Thanks for looking
    CCROY
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    Started as a kid and still learning this wonderful hobby at the age of 61
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