These are sad days for the people who lived off the flea market. The regime banned meetings between buyers and sellers, thus endangering the supply and life of a large number of people. This time we don’t have a walk in the market, but we have portraits from previous walks. These are witnesses of a normal life we once had…

These photos were mostly taken at a time when the ban had already been announced, which took a very bad toll on the mood…

Everyone was frowning, not even the exclusive Gucci T-shirts could lift the mood.

The only smiles we saw at the meeting of the old… well, not so old friends.

Yeah, here’s a gentleman who was in the mood, but that was shot before the election when you could probably get free beer.

The elders are accustomed to various abuses and tend to accept this imprisonment with philosophical peace…

…but what about the new generations? This young guy, for example, has a large family that lived off flea market.

What about Lazar, whose big family lived off the sale of furniture at this flea market?

Are we going to let this young man’s dreams of motorcycle fame fade?

Let’s wait for next week with the hope of a rebellion and a new gathering in the old place. Thank you for your patience, let’s hope that next Wednesday we will have the opportunity to see the crowd again, some new and some old faces. 😀

See you next week! 😉

The photos in this #wednesdaywalk taken with the Fujifilm X-T20 with the Fujinon XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4 R LM OIS lens.

This post is made as a contribution to a photo challenge done in collaboration of two of our members: Hive account@tattoodjay hosts a competition called “Wednesday Walk” and Hive account@elizacheng’s contest called “Make me Smile”.