@fandala's thread

The markets of our familiar towns are associated with various stories of people's daily lives. The appearance of these markets, filled with morning or evening hustle and bustle, is different at every time. The atmosphere of the fish market in particular is always full of a different kind of busyness and vitality. When you step inside the market after crossing the crowd of small and big streets around, the noise around seems like a familiar melody.

Fresh fish of various varieties are arranged in large silver pots or plates placed in front. Small and medium-sized fish are swimming in the water in some pots, while large whole fish are placed somewhere. The shiny silver scales and freshness of the fish placed inside the plates easily catch the eyes of buyers. The sellers are busy helping the buyers choose and measure the fish according to their liking. These scenes are a very familiar part of our folk culture that highlights daily life.

The environment around the market is also quite diverse. In these markets, which are located on the ground floor or in the shade of bamboo trees, the surroundings are filled with the sounds of buyers and sellers bargaining. Various exercises are carried out to determine who will get the best fish or who will buy it for how little. Amidst this noise, a unique expression of the simple life of the common people is hidden.

Fish is a very important part of our diet. As a provider of nutrition, the demand for fresh fish is always at the top of everyone's list. The feeling of coming to such a familiar market during work hours or on holidays and choosing the fish of your choice is quite wonderful. Every scene of this fish market reminds us of the pull of our roots, overshadowing the hustle and bustle around us. Even amidst a thousand busy lives, these lively scenes make our lives more colorful and meaningful.