You need to title your photos not only Entry number 105764. Nicely seen this shot, again has that exotica feel to it. Like the motorcycle in the corner, thought it might be you!

Also agree about title,but also think you needed to get nearer the market stall to get a more vibrant image.

3.60 Euros for 200 grams??? Are you living in a real world? Maybe I am living in a dream world. Never mind. I love your post for this is a scene one would see in an open market and I find it very enticing. You posted this full frame without many disturbing other pieces of information...just nuts sin sal or naturalemente....que bueno. The photograph is nice and sharp in dead center where you want us to look, the colour saturation is natural and your contrast is smack on the money. YUM

I like this a lot. The subject is clear and there are no incidental distractions. I keep thinking would it improve with a great depth of field but probably not. The shining scoop and the jar are central and sharp. The mind does the rest - it knows what we are looking at.

You have caught the attention of 5 of those guys! I feel a tighter crop would have made for a stronger image as there really is no strong focal point to hang our hats on. It is a happy snappy image....and sometimes that is just fine and is exactly what others want to see. A change of POV, shooting like no other photographer transports an image from ordinary into the realm of extraordinary. Also, if there is something you want to show us, get in closer, and show us. I do like the airy free feeling you have caught here.

Hmmm choices choices. The man on the bike is already out of the frame and does it really show a market scene? The big bucket full of eggs is clear and in frame. See that guy in the gray pants looking at you? If you cropped all the way to include him in the frame , and crop up as you really don't need all that road you would have a tighter photo. Then suddenly you have 4 men looking at you, a market scene and humour built in. You do know that you need to take what reviewers tell you with a grain of salt....OY VEY....I mean a bushel of salt. Change only that what feels right for you, listen to your artistic angel, she's probably way more creative than me and my ideas.

HOLY CRAP......... ! ! ! ! !.............what a difference. Yeah, I like it a lot better BUT BUT BUT....do you!? It is more to the point. Very nice indeed. chirp chirp.

I would agree with still,there is no one better at street life than her,when taking these sort of photos and indeed any places you find yourself in,i would take a straight forward photo,then look round to see if you can get a different perspective or more of a close-up,photography is all about learning things,but also it is also about what you are happy with...brian

Would this have been better without the edge of the shelf and the sign. maybe change the angle and shoot the stall straight on. Interesting image.

I agree with the above comment...that Moulins a herbes costing 8 Euros is truly distracting and robs your otherwise very strong image.

Thanks both of you will look at this again

Changed it now

Like the fun factor in this.

Me too

Yes - I agree. Lots of fun and interest in this shot.