Next to early market of Hanoi is a number of old houses. I spotted numerous activities in this area. This is another colourful image that I captured on a decisive moment. I particularly like the natural movements of the people. If you ever try breads in Vietnam, you would realize the supply of breads in the morning is always in demand. No wonder, even a small quantity of breads on delivery by bike still solves the demand.
From this image that I captured during my visit to the traditional village of Sapa, North Vietnam, the thought provoked me is how long the traditional village is going to last. As seen here, the younger generation is already engrossed with the modern technology in the village. Who will still care about the heritage of tribes in the years to come! I wonder!
Hanoi morning market starts as early as 4:00am daily. To me, market is usually a colourful place to practice candid photography. I have been to a number of markets in different countries. Market in Hanoi is quite unique and colourful by itself. My usual practice is to look for a vantage angle in order to single out the attractions from the crowded environment. This image that I captured recently undoubtedly meet my requirement.