Market Mix by oscilis

Photography • Collage • posted on May 19, 2006

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A great place for agoraphobics. I can last about ten minutes before breaking out into a cold sweat. Some of the stall holders are very paranoid about having their picture taken even if you ask politely. So I try not to. But I wouldn't post a full face without permission, anyway.Ten minutes?...no, make it five. Many thanks for previous comments.

Comments (9)

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Zacko

5:58AM | Fri, 19 May 2006

Great quality photos Rozanne...of a "subject" that really creeps me out. LOL. I dislike places like that just as much as i dislike mimes, lol. Have a wonderful weekend. #:O)

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Svarg

7:48AM | Fri, 19 May 2006

Lovely composite! I take it the place was full of people. I don't like such crowds either. Rush hour on the highway is bad enough! lol! Great image, Rozanne!

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CDBrugg

7:53AM | Fri, 19 May 2006

would you really prefer the Harrods sales? lol

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Digimon

10:01AM | Fri, 19 May 2006

So they distill their own liqour there? ; ) Awsome range of items, very colorful!! Nice presentation!!

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jcv2

2:25PM | Fri, 19 May 2006

Uh oh, agoraphobia is indeed something severe... reminds me of the time I had a nervous breakdown, I know that feeling all too well! Gorgeous collage, Rozanne!

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sharky_

1:32AM | Sat, 20 May 2006

Interesting items. Excellent. Aloha

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jgkane

6:14AM | Sun, 21 May 2006

Nice market shots, Rozanne. Thankfully the only time I suffered from an enclosed space, was waking from a coma ( after a serious head injury nearly 20 years ago ), in a CAT scanner. I felt sore, stiff, cold, and was being slid backwards into a metal container. I thought, for a moment that I had died and was being put in a shelf in the mortuary. The operator must have noticed something, because she reassured me that everything was alright. Regards, John.

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