Impressions of Camden Market, London
I recently got around to taking my first ever photography course, after investing in my beautiful Olympus camera last year. It was an amazing day with Going Digital, aptly named ‘Get off Auto’, and today, I decided to investigate my neighbourhood market in Camden to test out my new skills.
I adore markets, and my favourite bit of Camden Market is (unsurprisingly) the street food, so of course that was what I decided to focus on! If you’re ever in the area, forget going to a restaurant and just nibble bits from every stall you can see. You won’t regret it.
Peruvian potatoes
The Roti House, where you are always served with a smile
No words are needed
Tea brings people together
Macarons bursting with colour
‘You want to try some, don’t you? Don’t you??’
Freshly roasted and ground Ethiopian coffee
Crowds mingling through the Global Kitchen
You can find the full list of stalls at Camden Market here.
Nice photos!
Trying my best to put the lessons to good use!
Is that the camera you bought when I was about? If so I’m jealous of it!
Yes, I got it a little over a year ago. One of the best decisions of my life!
Was such a cool camera
Some lovely shots here – adore all the vibrant colours on display!
Thanks, Claire! It’s such a beautiful place 🙂
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