Talk about Market Forces!

By Dan Lee

December 2017 PHOTO ESSAY
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The freshest produce – so fresh, the chickens are still squawking in their cages – and the latest gossip await at the market.We all remember waking up early in the morning as kids to accompany our mothers to the neighbourhood wet market, treading on slippery floors (especially if you’re near to the butchers’) and taking in the overwhelming sights, sounds and smells.They are the anti-thesis to the clean, dry and air-conditioned aisles of modern supermarkets filled with packaged and neatly...

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