stackyFACTSIf you want to photograph pure, unfiltered chaos, aim your lens at a two-thousand-year-old livestock market.
If you want to photograph pure, unfiltered chaos, aim your lens at a two-thousand-year-old livestock market. The Kashgar Grand Bazaar in Xinjiang operates exactly as it did during the height of the Silk Road. Thousands of farmers descend on the dust-choked market every Sunday to violently haggle over sheep, camels, and horses, providing an acoustic and olfactory overload that modern shopping malls simply cannot match.
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