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BANANA STORY

How do we tell a story of a fruit shop that sell mainly bananas?It is located at Pasar Presint 8,Putrajaya.Every time I come here for my groceries,I will come and talk to the shop owner and usually buy about five or six good bananas.My favourite brands are Doles and Cabana.


From street photography perspective,I am more interested in the customers at the shop-the interaction and the conversations between the customers and the shop owner and among the customers themselves.They take some time to select the best available bananas for their family members.And I took my time to select the best angle to show the life at this shop and using the natural light from the sun to expose the bananas as foreground interesting objects.




Then I move around the shop and even got the inside view of the fruits on dispaly from inside as shown in the above and below.


From my observation,our sundry shop owners need a lot of guidance on how place and display their products for sale.IMHO,they should look well and clean.

Banana is also a prefered fruit for UK cyclists.Personally,I eat banana before I go cycling and eat bananas asmy re-fuel during the ride.
Monkeys are clever than other animals because they like to eat bananas.I don't know how far this is true but I do notice lately that a lot of clever people are monkeying around.Welcome the Chinese New Year of The Monkey.

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