Marktkoopvrouw met tomaten

Candid documentary photograph of a market woman stacking ripe tomatoes on a weathered wooden stall, mid-morning at a covered market. Shot from the customer's side of the stall with a 50mm lens at f/2, standing slightly off to one side as if waiting to be served, so the framing feels natural and unposed. Eye-level camera, a hanging price sign and a wicker basket softly blurred in the foreground partly framing the vendor's hands. Soft directional daylight spilling through a gap in the market roof, raking across the piled tomatoes and catching their skins, gentle shadows falling into the wooden crates. The woman caught mid-motion placing a tomato on the pyramid, her hand slightly blurred, not looking at the camera, focused on her work. Shot on Kodak Portra 400, visible film grain, subtle halation on the brightest tomatoes, muted warm colors, shadows a touch underexposed. Off-center composition following rule of thirds, imperfect natural framing.