Ramos Fruit's Shop

Jeffrey K. Edwards posted a photo:

Ramos Fruit's Shop

At a end of a day, many folks lend towards to congregate around these tiny convenience stands along a main highway in between Corozal and Belize City, no matter what encampment we have been passing through. Most people lend towards to emporium every day for necessities and dont always have refrigeration available. Regardless, it is some-more a amicable thing than anything else this time.the guys, you do what guys do.

What strikes me about this picture is how most is starting on, when nobody is you do anything. All was good, only a Friday afternoon in Belize. I suggest seeking at a large image, to try and locate a couple of of a quirky details...

Captured with: D700, 24-70mm @ f/2.8, 1/500, ISO 640, 55mm. Single image, hand processed to taste in PS/LR/Nik software.


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