Many food stalls were doing business by the roadside. A woman wearing a conical hat was working at one of them. On her wagon, French breads were piled up. She was selling Vietnamese sandwiches called Bánh mì there while she had a tranquil look.
It's not the custom to eat bread here until French colonized. So it was one of the remnants of the French rule. On the other side of her stall, two mannequins were standing at the entrance of a shop. One of them wore Ao Dai. Although to wear Ao Dai was an old tradition here, it was not easy to see people wearing Ao Dai these days.
Jul 2014 PEOPLE VIETNAM | |
BREAD CONICAL HAT FOOD STALL HO CHI MINH CITY |
No
8640
Shooting Date
Mar 2009
Posted On
July 10, 2014
Modified On
December 12, 2023
Place
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Genre
Street Photography
Camera
CANON EOS 1V
Lens
EF85MM F1.2L II USM