I love people. I decided that following my move down to Leicester from Warrington, I would take it upon myself to do a little documentary project. Focusing on my new adopted home. Leicester. I was interested in finding out what made the city tick. Everyday, when walking to work, I cut through Leicester’s very famous Indoor and Outdoor Markets. I am always greeted with a salt-of-the earth smile and a “Morning love!” or “Have a nice day!” from the stallholders as they unpack their wares to begin a ‘fruitful’ days trading. It is truly the best way to start your day. It makes you feel alive being surrounded by people who are honest-to-goodness grafters and whose family run businesses have been part of Leicester’s history for over 700 years. http://www.leicestermarket.co.uk/ The hustle and bustle of the markets atmosphere is one that must be experienced. A true sign of British culture. As I wander home from work, weaving in and out of stalls, stallholders shout “Any basket… £1!!” along with many other must-have deals. A verbal cacophony signalling that closing time looms near, thrown into the air to entice the public. Lucie Kerley21 February 2010Leicester, Leicester Market, photography, Documentary, Fruit, Veg, Indoor Market, Outdoor Market Facebook0 Twitter LinkedIn0 Reddit Tumblr 0 Likes