The audience...

Continuing from yesterday. The folkloric show was definitely a lot of fun to see, but also a little boring for me as there was not a lot of movement.

Therefore I started looking around and took some photos of the audience too. This was the last day of the races and the first time there was an audience. Normally, with the races the plastic white garden chairs are there, but without the red cushions.

This camel racing is obviously a typical thing for men, although on the last day we saw a few ladies too.

[Susan Wakely]

They all look engaged except for the two at the back watching you.

[Renee Salamon]

Love the variety of headgear - looks like a fashion statement

[Dione Giorgio]

These must be either the owners of the camels or the top men of the country. The cushions are not for the common people.

[Esther Rosenberg]

Great idea to look around, must sit must better on those red suhions than plastic chairs , nice angled shot.

[Lou Ann]

I was just going to say “no women” except for you and your friend!

[Wylie]

Glad that they didn't object to your photo taking. A great experience!

[Pam]

Those seats look so comfortable! Super composition!!

[Agnes]

The red chairs makes the photo beautiful

[Monica]

These chairs look confortable!

[Pyrrhula]

Andere tradities en culturen zijn vaak moeilijk te begrijpen. Ik zou ook geen Chinese opera helemaal kunnen uit zitten.
Mijn herinneringen worden steeds minder. Vond het toen erg stoffig, groot en warm. En de torren(Insecten) op de hoeken van straten. Ik was er met een schip om graan te laden. Dat duurde toen 14 dgn.

[Corinne]

I see two men watching you takin their portraits , hope you didn’t have any problem :)

[Kathy A]

It's all about the headwear

[Korcsog Károly]

I like it!

[Heather]

A great pov to capture those rows of red (and the men in white) Fav