The 4th week of each month at Lens and Pen by Sally’s phoneography challenge is devoted to Challenger’s Choice. There are several categories participants can use for inspiration including Abstraction, Animals, Architecture, Food Photography, Night Photography, Objects, Portraiture, Still Life, Street Photography, and Travel. This week I’ve selected Street Photography so could post this image of a happy couple strolling through Seattle’s Pike Place Market on Christmas Eve and I really hope his brown shopping bag holds the last few items on their gift list.
Northwest Frame of Mind 
Oh yum I could sit there and nibble all day.
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Me too, and they are so pretty!
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I love all the colors of the fruits. Nature’s art for sure!
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Thanks Carrie, I thought so too! I was really just taking a picture of the fruit stand and the people walked into my frame. 🙂
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They photobombed the fruit. 😉
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Yes they did. 🙂
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Pike’s Peak is on my To Do List! I love this scene.
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Thanks Angeline, I hope you get a chance to visit!
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I miss Pike Place! You smart phone captured all the colors beautifully!
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Thanks Amy! I’m happy everything came through bight and clear. 🙂
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I feel healthier just looking at this photo! Such beautiful colors!
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Thanks D’Arcy, good to know I contributed to better health today. 😉
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I really like your perspective. We see the outdoor market and a couple’s approach, which implies many possibilities. Happy Phoneography Challenge.
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Thanks Sally, what a great way to describe this scene. 🙂
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The bright tropical fruit looks inviting as it is snowy and cold here. Vacation time?????
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Oh I wish it was vacation time! No snow here though, just lots of chilly rain…
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Or some wine and cheese! A happy photo indeed! This is so cheerful.
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I’m having wine and chocolate right now, does that count? 😉
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So inviting Lisa. I would just put myself down there and enjoy those lovely fruits. Great shot! 😀
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Thanks so much Sonel!
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This reminds me I haven’t been to Seattle in too many years and also that I can’t wait for summer, when the farmer’s markets start here. I miss Cleveland, where the market near us went indoors in the winter and only closed for several Saturdays a year.
janet
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It would be perfect if our local markets had a space large enough to host year round. I can drive into Seattle for fresh winter produce at this market but otherwise must wait until spring for the fair weather ones to re-open.
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Space is always the issue but the winter market in places where you have to go indoors, is also much smaller. We were fortunate that there was a spot the market could use. Unfortunately, it was there because an independent bookstore went out of business. 😦
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What a great and colorful food photo that is really a street photo! I love that you captured a couple of shoppers approaching the market. It makes the street alive.
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It was a great coincidence to see them walk right into the corner of the frame when I snapped the photo!
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Am I allowed to share this on my twitter?
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Yes, you may share this on your twitter as long as it links back to my blog. Thanks so much for asking!
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this is one of my favourite must-stop-here places in Seattle! that fruit looks so cheerful.
is the fish market still there? it has been far too long since i have visited. if memory serves correctly, the last time i was before i got my first digital camera. and i have had one for about 6 years and a bit.
in any case, enjoyed this moment. thanks for sharing!
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I’m glad you like this photo and enjoy the market too Kris! Yes, the fish vendors are still there. 🙂
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good to know, thanks!
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