Fleas and their markets
Today I went Nagoya to try out my newly bought Hexar. Can’t really share the results on LJ because it’s coming out in prints. (That’s one thing I dont like about film, but I’ll stop talking about that. This is not Doraemon’s Essay)
For the most of the day I was holding that hexar while walking around. At the JR station, some guy approached me asking about my camera. It’s almost like walking you dog along the neighbourhood, then some friendly people with their dog approach you and ask what kind of dog you have.
Turns out he has the same camera, and he likes it a lot. I guess he’s never seen other people using it. It was never a popular camera.
Before I fall asleep I got to get these pictures out.
Girl Playing with pigeons…
I wasn’t afraid to take pictures of someone’s precious daugther because:
Look at these vicious photographers. I don’t know there’s so many people that would carry their giant cameras all day.
Some more pictures of the flea market:
To wrap up: The Temple/Shrine of Osu Kanno: I’ts like my church now. I visit every weekend.
JonY! Good photos. You were lucky to get to Osu Kannon temple on such a nice day, AND on a day that the flea market was there.
According to my lame travel book, the flea market there only happens on the 18th and 28th of every month. I have been there once and saw lots of cool old stuff.