Today is my wet market day, so I woke up early to prepare before I go to the market. Since the wet market is just a few meters away from our home, I prefer to take a walk rather than take a tricycle. The "Tricycle" is one of the main and most popular types of public transportation in our town. While walking, my eyes were just looking around, hoping to see something interesting stuffs for my black-and-white photos. The first interesting thing that I saw was the "Jeepney" or "Dyip" in Tagalog word parked at a gasoline station.
A few meters away from the gasoline station where I found the jeepney, I found graffiti painted on the brick wall. I just stopped for a sec to take a photo of the price of gasoline. Because I was wondering if this kind of gasoline price was still too high. While I kept walking towards to the wet market, I was always looking at this huge rubber tree at the center of the Isle of the road. They said that the huge rubber tree is almost a hundred years old, and every Christmas season they decorated that tree with different types of lights. While I'm buying fish, I just take a quick photo of the fish at the fish stall.
Black And White
The Jeep or Dyip
The Graffiti at the Brick Wall
The Price of the Gasoline
The Old Rubber Tree in the Center of the Road
A Wet Road Few Steps From the Wet Market
An Alley Inside of the Wet Market
Different Type of Fishes
Please Note: In this article, all the images are mine I captured them using my Realme 5 Pro.
Camera: Realme 5 Pro
Category: Black and White Photography