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The CoCoNut vendor and his Push-Truck - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. The CoCoNut vendor and his Push-Truck. Selling coconut for a living, Accra 2002. Ordinary Ghanaians still live within this outdated conditions, up to date. Accra Metropolitan has done a lot, to "push" vendors out of the city centre, but due hardship, they are back at all time. Walking around the streets and hope for a sale, of whatever they have to offer. Pictuer (c) Remo 2016. Stock photography by Remo Kurka at Alamy.

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Africa - Black & White - Africa Black and White - Photo Travel Blog

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. The Small Family Business - 5 Square Feet Shop in Accra. Whiles staying in Accra, I came across a lovely family. Grand-Ma of 3 kids and one of her daughters. Her daughter, now left without husband (as often happen.), taking now care of the three kids and her mum. Family Business, Accra Photo (c) Remo 2016. A Moment in the life of a Disabled Girl in Bolgatanga. Bread and Water - How to sell a loaf of bread in Madina.

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Fresh Fish - Waiting for customers, late afternoon. - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. Fresh Fish - Waiting for customers, late afternoon. If you like to eat fish, Ghana is the right place to be. If you are a buyer. Here a picture of fish mongers, women and children, offering fish, their brothers, husbands or even children had in their nets. Image (c) by Remo 2016 - The picture was shoot, on my way back from Akosombo, half way on the left hand side, at an fishers market. African Children - A Funny Review.

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The Small Family Business - 5 Square Feet Shop in Accra - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. The Small Family Business - 5 Square Feet Shop in Accra. Whiles staying in Accra, I came across a lovely family. Grand-Ma of 3 kids and one of her daughters. Her daughter, now left without husband (as often happen.), taking now care of the three kids and her mum. Family Business, Accra Photo (c) Remo 2016. The question comes up, why still that situation? The gap between rich and poor is widening in Africa, in Ghana.

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Bread and Water - How to sell a loaf of bread in Madina - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. Bread and Water - How to sell a loaf of bread in Madina. Bread and Water, Madina (Ghana). This time, the road was under construction, which has now been completed. And no, you won`t see this kind of picture, in any tourism promotion. (c) Remo 2016. Your comment will be posted after it is approved. Africa Black and White Photo and Travel Blog. Image Stock and Portfolio at REDBUBBLE.com. African Children - A Funny Review.

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Happy sale of a 500ml water - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. Happy sale of a 500ml water. Ghana - Officially a "Middle Income Country", at least according to IMF. The reality in 2016 is not keeping up with this story (nothing else it is). Below; A small girl is exited, to have made a sale of one 500 ml - bag of filtered water. This street sales can be seen all over Ghana. Even in the capital city of Ghana; Accra. Ghana - Happy Sale of Water. Picture (c) Remo 2016. As of us Europ...

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All Categories - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. The Small Family Business - 5 Square Feet Shop in Accra. Whiles staying in Accra, I came across a lovely family. Grand-Ma of 3 kids and one of her daughters. Her daughter, now left without husband (as often happen.), taking now care of the three kids and her mum. Family Business, Accra Photo (c) Remo 2016. A Moment in the life of a Disabled Girl in Bolgatanga. Bread and Water - How to sell a loaf of bread in Madina.

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Car Window Repair in Africa - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. Car Window Repair in Africa. One funny photo, I have shoot during my visit to Ho (Regional capital of the Volta region). Car Window Repair in Ghana. Travelling West Africa will make you many times smile. Instead replacing the broken site window, thy often stitch it. Recycling the African way. There are 50 year old cars, being maintained and mended together. You won`t believe, before you see. Other EventPicture websites;.

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Ghana Pastor on the High Chair in Tema - Africa - Black & White

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Africa - Black and White. Photography and Travel Blog by Remo. Africa Black and White. Ghana Pastor on the High Chair in Tema. Whiles visiting Ghana in 2002, I came across a church in Tema (near Accra). Sunday morning, the usual time for many Ghanaians, to join in for worship. Experiencing the "African Way" of church service. In this case, the pastor enjoyed a view over his congregation from his special high char. Your comment will be posted after it is approved. Stock photography by Remo Kurka at Alamy.