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South Korea: Busan Fish Market & BIFF

Another highlight on the day tour trough Busan. The fish market and the nearby shopping street BIFF.

Let the pictures speak for themselves…

Juni 9, 2024Juni 9, 2024 by Rene Bauer Categories: Asia, culture, reportage, travel, urbanlifeTags: Asia, biff, busan, daytour, fish, fishmarket, korea, market, people, renebauerphotography, reportage, sightseeing, SouthKorea, streetmarket, Travel Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Norway – The Lofoten (Part 2)

With lots of sunshine the Lofoten was pure bliss.

Pure? Almost, if there wasn’t those dirty people using the bushes as camping toilet. It makes me angry to see how some tourists pollute the nature, while posting about the their passion for outdoor activities. I guess there will be consequences for other tourists and traveler sooner or later. I wonder how much longer wild camping will be tolerated.

Back on the road i noticed wooden frames with left overs of dry fishes. Stockfish is an important good in Norway and its export was recorded back to the medieval times. Although it’s originally not salted, i found some salt on the bottom of these frames.

There are quite a few villages. Most are suited themselves best for tourism. They’re pretty, some have also museums and other information centre. Probably most important are the restaurants and cafes settled on beautiful places.

After a couple beautiful days on the archipelagos i reached the village of Å , where i had a last hike before boarding the ferry to south at midnight.

Dezember 1, 2023November 28, 2023 by Rene Bauer Categories: culture, europe, history, humansofplanetearth, landscape, nature, reportage, roadtrip, tinatortuga, travelTags: bridge, cafe, camping, europe, fish, fishervillages, fjord, landscape, lofoten, mountains, nature, northerneeurope, norway, overland, people, renebauerphotography, reportage, scandinavia, sea, stockfish, tourism, Travel, view, villages Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Bagamoyo – Fishermen At Beach

It was quite late when i arrived my camp in Bagamoyo. I grabbed my Nikon and went to nearby beach. To my surprise it was pretty busy there. Teenager played football or jumped in acrobatic style in the sand, bicycles and tricycles went around, a young, blonde teenager climbed a palm tree and collected coconuts. The main activities were the returning fishermen, who sold their catch right at the beach. Surrounded by a crowd, the men sold the catch of the day in bundles to the best offer. Right at the beach, the fishes were cleaned and carried home for fresh dinner.

Januar 29, 2017Januar 29, 2017 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, landscape, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, tradition, travel, UncategorizedTags: acrobatic, Africa, bagamoyo, beach, beachlife, catch, dhow, fish, fishermen, kids, portrait, reportage, tanzania, Travel Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Daressalam Fish Market

The fish market is next to the ferry station. Fishermen are busy unload their catch from big boats to the halls. In different sections buyers get smaller or bigger fishes, fish cleaning tables and fish frying facilities. The stench isn’t that smelly as expected and despite the crowd gathering around tables or auctions, the noise isn’t that bad either. The variety of fishes and seafood is big instead. Beside the piles of common snappers and other fishes, craps, squids, eels and different rays are also in the catch. I only feel disturbed to find frozen fish from China in that market too.

Januar 4, 2017 by Rene Bauer Categories: Africa, animal, food, gastronomy, HOPE, humansofplanetearth, nature, portrait, reportage, tanzania, travel, Uncategorized, urbanlife, water, wildlifeTags: Africa, coffee, crab, crowd, daressalam, eel, fish, fishmarket, market, people, stingray, streetphotography, tanzania, Travel, urbanlife Hinterlasse einen Kommentar

Japanese Gastronomy

Having a meal isn’t just put food in your body, but a social happening in Japan. It’s the time to discover the many facets of Japanese dishes as well as meeting people and talk business or just gather for a chat.

Einfach Essen in seinen Körper stopfen ist nicht sehr japanisch. Im Gegenteil; Das Essen wird als soziales Treffen zelebriert, wo man sich Zeit nimmt um Geschäfte zu besprechen oder einfach eine gute Zeit unter Freunde verbringt.