I’m submitting these photos to the event Thursday Special at Paula’s blog ‘Lost in Translation’. Breaking The Rules. That’s what she had to say about it:
The theme for this Thursday’s Special is “Multitude”. It can be the masses (crowds) or multitude of just about anything (of animate or inanimate origin). It can even be a solitary (human) being with a multitude of worries drawn on his face. Get creative and have fun!
And here is what I selected:
My interpretation of multitude is based on this one:
the mass of ordinary people without power or influence.noun: the multitude“placing ultimate political power in the hands of the multitude”
I made these photos while being at Boa Viagem beach in Recife, Brazil. Here you will see ordinary people from young to old, working at the beach to make ends meet. Click on the photo see a larger version.
Selling glasses
Selling ice-cream
Selling sun protection
Selling hats
Selling bijoux
Selling beachwear
Renting a pool
Selling peanuts
Selling hot dogs
Selling hats
Sights & Insights 
Wow!!! I absolutely adore these photos! You captured the spirit of the beach and the people who sell their merchandise there. Such beautiful colors and action shots.. Wish I were there now!
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Lia, they are so friendly and open that my clicks become very easy. They are the heroes for doing these jobs with a smile on their faces.
I wish I were there too!
Have a fabulous weekend!
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Happy weekend to you too!!
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Thank you my dear Lia!
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Wow. Gosto, gosto muito. 🙂 Bom viagem, Lucile. Tudo bem para ti e o teu marido.
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Muito obrigada, querida Paula. Me faz feliz saber que essas fotos te agradaram.
Um bom fim de semana para vocês também! Abraços.
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🙂 🙂 🙂
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Excellent post. Very different from the scenes in one of my entries: https://artishorseshit.wordpress.com/2015/03/26/the-return-of-winter/
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Oh yes, I saw your post about the return of the snow! So sorry for you. Maybe you feel better to know that here the weather is lousy too.
Thank you!
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Beautiful colors, fantastic photos!
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Thank you so much for your lovely comment!
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“The mass of ordinary people without power or influence”. That’s a pretty powerful statement on its own.
Those photos!! So vibrant! And so fitting! How did you find them all? Surely you hired people to make it a perfect fit LOL.
These are fabulous.
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You’ve found out my plot. I hired them all for the shooting session! Lol
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This is a great collection! My favorite is the fellow with the multitude of hats 🙂
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He’s wonderful! I don’t know how he could walk carrying so many hats. Fabulous. Thanks.
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I love them! Now I’m sitting here trying to think of what I could sell on the beach. 🙂
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I know! Pumpkins! I’d buy and eat it with shrimps. 😉
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That probably wouldn’t work out well, considering the pumpkins aren’t ready until October. The beach is vacant by then. How about green juice?
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It would be summer there. Green juice would sell!
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I often wonder if these people make any kind of a living, Lucile, but 10 out of 10 for effort. I spied a guy there with a winning smile. He must sell 🙂
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They do sell but the question is if what they make is enough. They normally are very cheerful and talented sellers!
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Fun photos. Glad I just have a relaxing time at the beach and don’t have to work when there.
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Thank you so much for visiting the blog and commenting.
Enjoy the beach!
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I have seen similar scenes in Arizona and along the Mexican border.
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I can imagine.
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These are all great, and great fun!! The guy with the sunglasses…ha! But..what’s with the guy selling swimming pools…at the beach? How do you fill it with water? You do these prompts really well! Question: Phone or camera??
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Thanks! He’s not selling the swimming pools but renting it for 1hr or less if kids want to play close to their parents who are just siting and having a beer! Lol
Answer: point and shoot canon
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Yeah, but a pool at the beach?? How do you fill it with water, one bucket from the ocean at a time?
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Exactly! It’s only lazy parents who pay for it!
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