Broom seller, Market day in Kaposvar (4)

Markttag in Kaposvar

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by NicoleB
2009-06-03. 20:43:17. 3 words, 481 views. Categories: Hungary (our home for now), Photo-Meme , 25 comments » • Send a trackback »

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25 comments

Comment from: Robin [Visitor] · http://www.robinsbluenest.typepad.com/

Great photo.....
I want one of the brooms.

Have a beautiful day.

2009-06-03 @ 21:16

Comment from: yen of heavenly delight [Visitor]

· http://janyen.blogspot.com

wonderful photo!
i am playing as well http://janyen.blogspot.com/2009/06/wordless-wednesday-5.html

2009-06-03 @ 21:22

Comment from: bookbabie [Visitor] · http://www.bookbabie.com

I like the sepia tone, makes the photo much more interesting!

2009-06-03 @ 21:47

Comment from: Carletta [Visitor] · http://carlettasroundthebend.blogspot.com

Very nice shot!
He certainly has an array of merchandise. I like those baskets.

2009-06-03 @ 21:58

Comment from: Momisodes [Visitor] · http://www.Momisodes.com

I love the sepia for this photo. It really brings out the textures of everything in the scene.

I have a basket that looks just like the ones he is selling!

2009-06-03 @ 22:15

Comment from: dan [Visitor] · http://lifesbone.blogspot.com

I like this. What does he have in those jars?

2009-06-03 @ 22:18

Comment from: Ewok [Visitor] · http://ewok1993.wordpress.com

what a lovely image. i love street photography, this one's very candid.

2009-06-03 @ 22:19

Comment from: Robin [Visitor] · http://aroundtheisland.blogspot.com/

I love the baskets. Was he right next to a guy selling cauldrons? I would totally have bought one of those goulash cauldrons if I could have figured out how to get it home - I'd have been the talk of every neighborhood bbq in town LOL.

2009-06-03 @ 22:24

Comment from: PJ [Visitor] · http://dailypensacolaphoto.blogspot.com

I like this fellow's profile, such a large man to be sitting so patiently with such womanly things. It creates a lot of tension. Sepia is just right for this.

2009-06-04 @ 00:47

Comment from: Julia [Visitor] · http://julia-myphotojourney.blogspot.com/

Very interesting photo with lots of details to look at. It looks great in sepia.

2009-06-04 @ 01:04

Comment from: deb [Visitor] · http://theclicksofmyshutter.blogspot.com

A great scene, great sepia tones!

2009-06-04 @ 02:01

Comment from: Tricia [Visitor] · http://bluffareadaily.blogspot.com/

Really nice sepia

2009-06-04 @ 02:45

Comment from: lisaschaos [Visitor] · http://lisaschaos.com/

Very nice!! Wish he was around here, then I would buy a broom.

2009-06-04 @ 03:14

Comment from: quilly [Visitor] · http://quillyscamera.wordpress.com/

I think I would like to wander through the market a bit more. Guide me?

2009-06-04 @ 05:06

Comment from: NicoleB [Member]

· http://nicoleb.org

Thanks all - I wish I was better in editing Photos. I'm sure I could get more out of the original.
Oh well

Yepp, I want one of those baskets

Grin, Robin, I love those cauldrons too. Whenever we get our own place I sure as heck will have a fireplace and one of those cauldrons!

Dan, those are just empty jars. The market is part flea marked as well, so I guess he doesn't need them any more and wants to sell them to the next person that pickles or makes jam

Quilly, just click on the Kaposvar link in the post and you'll see the other posts about the market.
Still a few left for future postings though

2009-06-04 @ 09:07

Comment from: Typ0 [Visitor] · http://kmrsmr.blogspot.com

Great quality to this shot.

2009-06-04 @ 09:07

Comment from: Napaboaniya [Visitor] · http://napaboaniya.wordpress.com

Looks really nice in sepia tone

2009-06-04 @ 10:27

Comment from: Ingrid [Visitor] · http://april11.wordpress.com/

Das sieht ganz toll in Sepia aus und passt gut zum Markt.

2009-06-04 @ 11:30

Comment from: Scriber's Web [Visitor] · http://scribersweb.blogspot.com/

He is cute! Like what you did with the photograph but I have to say... he is cute

2009-06-04 @ 14:40

Comment from: alma wad [Member]

· http://www.zazzle.com/almawad

My grandma used to grow
sorghum in her garden to make from them broom for sale !
It used to be so much fun to play hide and seek in her garden because these plants grow really tall !

2009-06-04 @ 16:40

Comment from: NicoleB [Member]

· http://nicoleb.org

Thanks, Typ0 and Napaboaniya

Danke, Ingrid, ganz 100 pro gluecklich bin ich damit noch nicht. Naja, weiter ueben