Morning at the market

A few days ago our grandpa took me and my siblings out to have breakfast near a really pretty market. Then, we walked around the fruit and flower market for about an hour. It was just wonderful! So many things to look at and photograph as well. This will be a very. long. post. Get ready for many, many photos.

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How about a big cup of hot chocolate in the morning? I love this stuff. It's so rich, and tasty.

After breakfast, we started the long walk around the market. Lots of things to photograph!

I saw these amazing, dry tree branches. I loved how this picture turned out, and I barely had enough time to point, focus and shoot it since my grandpa and siblings were already a couple feet in front of me...

These handmade baskets are very common here in Mexico. We actually own some.

Anyway, done with the black and white! Off to all the color...

It is amazing how many flowers this market has. All kinds, pretty much. 

This next picture might make you feel dizzy... Don't look at it for too long :)

Sorry about that. But I got excited experimenting with my camera lens... (It is not photoshopped or anything.) I thought this effect would work great with the flowers, and it did! But it makes my head spin... Just a little.

They had some beautiful birds too! Couldn't resist. And I love how its feathers match the cage.

Jamaica flowers. I think in the USA they are known as Hibiscus? I am not so sure, but they are delicious. Mix them with some hot water and sugar, and you get one of the most delicious drinks! It is traditional in Mexico. Everybody has it, probably like four times a week. It's great.

Bright green and red, spicy hot peppers. And by hot and spicy, I really mean hot and spicy.

I loved these price tags. 

 These lemons were so unbelievably green and big. I love lemons... sometimes. But you are probably thinking, "Why is Annie calling them lemons? They are limes." In Mexico, we call the limes from the USA lemons, and the lemons limes. I have no idea why, but that's just the way it is- funny, right? :)

These looked delicious too. And don't worry, we do call these ones oranges.

I posted many pictures in this post... but I think it was worth it. 

Hope you enjoyed these. ♥

-Annie