Feeling the cold at Port Vendres market.

Cold today, 3°C overnight and 6°C this morning, with a Tramontane wind, which is worse. I've never been to this Saturday morning market before, thought it might be a good place to go today. My idea was to take photos of people wearing scarves. Wearing a scarf is something many French people do with real style. If there was a World Cup for scarf-wearing, the French team would meet the Italian team in the final most times, and would win quite a few. On the drive there I saw a few examples - a teenager with a scarf the size of a tent groundsheet fluttering in the wind behind her, another with an orange scarf wrapped around her head so many times, leaving only a gap for her eyes, that she looked like a lollipop or, only UK people of a certain age will get this, a Belisha beacon. Unfortunately, I didn't spot any brilliant examples at the market, so I'm just posting this, of people looking cold.

[Mags]

Folks are dressed warmly. Still looks lively for a cold, windy day.

[Renee Salamon]

I love French markets - great candid capture

[jackie edwards]

Good documentary photo. I would suspect there might be lots of things to photograph there...maybe when it's warmer 😊

[bkb in the city]

Great capture

[Bob Zwolinsky]

Great street photography. If you think that's cold, try the UK (although we cannot match North America/Canada), freezing fog forecast for tomorrow. The bed might win the fight against going out to take pictures.

[Corinne C]

I miss the French markets!

[Pat]

A nice look at a slice of life in a French market. The lady in gold looks well padded up for the weather.

[Issi Bannerman]

It looks cold, but bright! Nice market scene.

[Daryl O'Hare]

Great documentary photograph of market life and movement. The one year I lived in Paris in 1985-86, the scarf ruled, and to date, the French absolutely have the best scarves and ways of wearing them! I wish I could make it look so easy!