A few days ago, I went to take photos at an impromptu market where I live. This impromptu market only occurs 3 times a year. This market is usually called "makmeugang". Yes, it is the custom of the people here to welcome the month of Ramadan.
This market which specifically sells beef is always busy with people visiting to buy beef. This has become a tradition for the community to welcome the month of Ramadan.
Indeed, I am always there and photograph the atmosphere of this impromptu market. And there are always interesting stories from my camera shots.
Where people openly sell beef hanging on poles. This makes it easier for buyers to choose beef.
What is unique about this impromptu market is that buyers can offer the price of their meat. Well, this is different from the modern market. Where the price has been listed and cannot be negotiated by the buyer.
OK, here are some photos that I shared in my photography content post on this occasion. Hope you guys like it.
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