Markets and Bazaar from over the world

Philippines Book: Seeking high quality images for a fish related book about The Philippines

nobody@flickr.com (Fish.Man) — Thu, 06 Sep 2012 06:42:23 -0700

Fish.Man posted a new topic:

Hi group members

I am working on a book proposal for an interesting book about the Philippine Seas and I will need some excellent images to accompany it.

All images MUST have been taken in The Philippines. They should be images you consider your best work.

Below you will find the subjects I am looking for:

If you have great images in any of these categories, kindly drop me a message with an indication of where I can see the images you have in mind.

Give me an indication of what you have in mind regarding compensation for use of your images, should I be interested in including them in a book.

Categories:

Underwater images (creatures, divers or sea creatures)

Underwater images (fishing related activities of any kind)

Above water (fish markets or fish for sale)

Above water (fishermen and fishing village life of any kind)

Dynamite fishing or other destructive practices (above or below water)

Fish in aquariums (either for eating or aquarium export)

Sea shells and the seashell trade in The Philippines

People gleaning (food gathering) near or in the sea in The Philippines

Thank you for your offerings, I will try and get back to everybody that writes.

How to Create Exposure Using Facebook

nobody@flickr.com (Rasty4) — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 12:59:51 -0700

Rasty4 posted a new topic:

Introduction to Facebook (http://fb.flexyguitar.com)
Do you have a business? If you are an entrepreneur with a conventional business, you no doubt have friends who took their business online. And you probably want to do the same yourself. So you create a website, upload it to a web server, and hope for the best. Your site may be indexed by search engines. Within a certain time frame, you may start seeing orders come in, although slow at first.
Well, there is a way for you to blow your competition out of the water, and make millions of dollars online, and you don’t even have to depend on Google or other search engines to rank you or send you traffic. Let social media help you. The biggest social media site so far other than Twitter is Facebook. For this e-book, I will focus on Facebook and show you how you can use this tremendously famous social media site to make millions.
If you have a product that is in big demand, and have a super pulling sales letter on your site, you shouldn’t have a problem making a ton of money with your product. Before getting into how to make a ton of money using Facebook, let’s review Facebook and see why it is the choice of all social media sites to get involved with. I believe once you see what Facebook can do, you’ll agree with me that Facebook is the way to go.
Facebook was founded in 2004 as a privately owned company. In the beginning, four college dorm roommates got together and created a chatroom for themselves. This project would later serve millions each day. Facebook’s main headquarters is in Palo Alto, California. But they also have a branch in Dublin, Ireland.
They currently have well over 1400+ employees and made $800 million in 2009. Most of that was by way of advertising. They have an excellent pay-per-click advertising system.
Facebook is no doubt the most popular social media website online and is constantly growing. In fact, Facebook recently went past 500 million members. With that many members, why shouldn’t you take advantage of the social media site and make a ton of money from them. All you need is a nice product or even service that people want or need. Create a nice profile and fan page, and once you do that, you will be on your way to have a successful money making product.
All it takes is for you to start by signing up. Once you do that, then begin making friends with people. Connect with others and write on the Wall and use the News Feed. Do that and you are on your way.

Reply to Where is your favorite market?

nobody@flickr.com (RoseBridger) — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 06:33:34 -0700

RoseBridger posted a reply:

I like the markets in Palermo, Sicily best of all that I have visited. Vibrant people and lovely food.

Reply to Where is your favorite market?

nobody@flickr.com (genevievelepine) — Thu, 22 May 2008 08:34:18 -0700

genevievelepine posted a reply:

My absolute favourite is the medina in Marrakesh, but a close second is Fès-al-Bali, just one big maze of a bazaar really, and a close third is Istanbul's Egyptian Spice Bazaar -- small, but colourful and friendly.

Thanks

nobody@flickr.com (kaya73) — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 07:16:28 -0800

kaya73 posted a new topic:

thanks to all, for posting the photos, in few days we have collected beautiful photos, compliments to all

Reply to Where is your favorite market?

nobody@flickr.com (Lost in me2b) — Thu, 11 Oct 2007 00:25:00 -0700

Lost in me2b posted a reply:

Mine is Tianjin, China. It's called Tian'nan jie and it's a food market. You could take amazing shots there! :)

Where is your favorite market?

nobody@flickr.com (photog63) — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 17:43:26 -0700

photog63 posted a new topic:

Where is your favorite market? Which markets have the best opportunities for photos?