Two shots of Pula’s open market, in Istria, Croatia – the first selling goat’s cheese and yogurt, the second selling onions and fresh herbs.
Photos © Rudolf Abraham. No unauthorized use.
Pula market
July 6, 2012 By 3 Comments
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the wideangle just draws you into the image. great
I love markets, and the specialities in the different countries. Very nice photos. (but you better don’t know what Pula means in norwegian…)
Thank you Bente and Alessandro for commenting, much appreciated.