Vietnam: Saigon Part 5 - Street Scenes
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joehel2 wrote:
Another wonderful Vietnam travels set, Mark. Especially love the iconic Saigon street scenes with cars, motorbikes and pedestrians all navigating the highway at the same time. Fabulous photo of Gail in the holiday setting, beautifully done.
Thanks very much Joe. Lots of contrasts to photograph. Gail appreciates the compliment!
Dec 1, 2022 14:16:26 #
Hasslla wrote:
Another great set Mark. The markets have so many subjects for street photography. I think those are lychee nuts rather than strawberries - an excellent fruit if you can figure how to get into them.
Thanks very much Hasslla. I appreciate the info. I love lychee nuts - especially over vanilla ice cream.
Dec 1, 2022 14:20:07 #
jederick wrote:
Interesting street scenes, Mark all well documented!! 
Thanks very much Jim. Glad to see you back.
Dec 1, 2022 14:21:33 #
lnl wrote:
A great group of street scenes, Mark. They are all very interesting.
I agree, ‘yikes’, about all the wires in #2. Also the comment by Brydges about sandals and western dress: this look is typical in Florida where many people wear sandals year round.
This is group of images is great. It shows life in so many ways.
I agree, ‘yikes’, about all the wires in #2. Also the comment by Brydges about sandals and western dress: this look is typical in Florida where many people wear sandals year round.
This is group of images is great. It shows life in so many ways.
Thanks very much Ellen. I always appreciate your most insightful comments.
Dec 1, 2022 14:22:00 #
Earnest Botello wrote:
Great street series, Mark.
Thanks very much Earnest.
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Tommg wrote:
After looking at the maze of wiring on photo #2, I wonder how they ever do any maintenance or trouble shooting? Very nice pictures
Thanks very much Tommg. Exactly my thoughts!
Dec 1, 2022 14:27:18 #
Dec 1, 2022 15:05:53 #
I think they are what is known here as Rambutan(sp) I cannot translate the Thai word for the fruit, but it has a very sweet, creamy white insides.
Dec 1, 2022 15:14:36 #
buckwheat wrote:
I think they are what is known here as Rambutan(sp) I cannot translate the Thai word for the fruit, but it has a very sweet, creamy white insides.
Thanks for the info Buckwheat. When I zoom in and compare to Wikipedia images, they do look more like Rambutan.
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