Monomad ||The atmosphere in the middle of the crowd on the day of the Megang Tradition in Aceh

Hello Black and White friends, How are you today, hopefully we are all still in good health and can participate in activities smoothly.

Saturday 22 April 2023, I want to present some of my Black and White photography results as a #monomad challenge curated by @monochromes .

Yesterday I went to the market, I could see firsthand the many people who were in the market. Yesterday was the traditional day of the Acehnese people which once a year is usually held "Megang" Day. That day is a day where many sellers of beef or other livestock meat. Starting from the morning we can go to the market and there are lots of people who go to buy meat to take home and cook with their families. This market event has also become a traditional event for the people of Aceh from ancient times or from the time of their ancestors. When I was at the market, apart from taking pictures of people selling beef, I also took several pictures of other sellers, such as sellers of goods or knives, just for a moment. Then I also took a picture of women selling spices on the street. Traditional days like this are carried out by the people of Aceh, of course there are very many sellers according to what they sell. And this is also one of the pride for the people of Aceh with the existence of a market tradition like this that is still maintained as much as possible until now. Alright, all friends, let's see some of my photography results in the middle of a crowd or in the middle of the density of people at the market.

Alright all friends, those are some display pictures that I can show today and hopefully with some of these pictures it can entertain all of my friends and become beautiful pictures for all of us. Thank you to all my friends who have given me encouragement and opportunities and see you again in my next post.

Note, the words that I write in this article are in Indonesian, which I first wrote in the notes section of my smartphone application, then I translated them into English with the help of Google.