One tip when travelling, don't just put your camera in front of your face all the time!Take your time, enjoy the scene, indulge in the ambience, watch the crowd, because you just don't know when a moment like this happens.
The lady in the cafe, Anyong Haseyo.
A different perspective of Namdaemun Market.
It is quite hard to maneuvere in the narrow alley of the market, especially if you are carrying a huge bag.
Namdaemun Market is encompassed within heap of skycrapers.
Skycrapers, scraping the upper space.Nevertheless, the ray of the sun can still penetrate in between them, giving the people opportunity to gaze at themselves for hours.
People browsing at the item on sale, as can be seen from the mirror's reflection.
Now we are off to Namdaemun Market.Namdaemun Market is huge, very huge.It is actually an open air market selling varieties of item.From Kimchi to underwears, from antiques to souvenirs, and even electronic especially photography equipments!There are many gates in Namdaemun, so you can enter any one of the gates, which is clearly marked in Roman Numeral, so that easier for you to find your way around, nevertheless, in any gate you pass thru, be prepared to get lost in the mazes of alleys or market stalls.
A sign on the street to show your bearing.
No Photo Please! Yea, right, as if you can talk, one of the statue that awaits the heavy flow of people.
Some of the items on sale in Namdaemun Market.
What I noticed is that, there are hundred or even thousand of banners hang everywhere, some kind of publicity it were, even this guy was use as a publicity stunt, by having some adverts on his vest.
There were also some sort of auction going on, the locals are perhaps very use to such scene, you can learn from them in how to haggle for the best price.