A shop selling drug cartel related souvenirs including busts of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

A shop selling Christian and drug cartel related souvenirs including statuettes of the virgin mary and Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

A man plays an accordian in a shop selling Christian and drug cartel related souvenirs including statuettes of Jesus and Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

People on Union Street.

A dog waits for its owner on Lerwick's main shopping street. With a population of around 7,000, Lerwick is the biggest town in the Shetland Islands which have a total population of around 22,000. In 2...

Chickens being sold in a busy market.

A man prepares sheep to sell in a market ahead of the feast of Eid al-Adha.

US Marines on patrol through the Safar Bazaar where improvised explosive devices were reported to have been planted by the Taliban.

A shopkeeper sits outside a shop where a US Marine is standing guard. The bazaar had been damaged due to fighting between US forces and the Taliban.

A US Marine looks at smoke rising from a controlled detonation of an IED discovered by US Marines on patrol in the Safar Bazar.

US Marines on patrol through the Safar Bazaar where improvised explosive devices were reported to have been planted by the Taliban.

US Marines on patrol through the Safar Bazaar where improvised explosive devices were reported to have been planted by the Taliban.

A US Marine checks for IEDs during a patrol through the Safar Bazaar, after improvised explosive devices were reported to have been planted there by the Taliban.

People are waiting in line at a farmer's market, which have been allowed again after a long time being closed due to lockdown restrictions which the Czech government has begun to loosen enabling some...

A US marine on patrol passes a butcher's shop displaying chickens.

A boy lights a cigarette while other boys look on in the Pol-e Kheshti Market, one of the country's busiest trade districts.

Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Corrugated metal roofs at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Shoppers walk past a clothes store in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Various types of preserved animals and birds, including vultures, for sale at a vodun traditional medecine stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Shopers and traders walk past advertising billboards in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Traditional medicine vendor, Ibrahim Adam, in his stall in the sprawling Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). Where among the items he sells are the skins of various wild animals including small ca...

A traditional medicine vendor displays a dried chameleon from a stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The traditional medicine industry is among the drivers of the illegal wildlife trade.

Metalworkers create chests in a workshop in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Shoppers walk past a stall selling second hand gloasses in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

A traditional medicine vendor displays a jar of African grey parrot feathers in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). African grey parrots are frequently poached from the wild both for use in tradit...

Dried chameleons and other reptiles and amphibians being sold at a traditional medicine store in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The traditional medicine industry is among the drivers of the i...

Shoppers and traders in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is among the largest in Africa, with more than 10,000 stalls selling virtually everything imaginable.

Shoppers and traders in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is among the largest in Africa, with more than 10,000 stalls selling virtually everything imaginable.

Second hand glasses for sale in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Florzy Anderson sells shoes in a wedge-shaped stall at a busy junction in the middle of Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market), one of the largest on the continent. The shoes are mostly imported from...

Various types of preserved animals and birds, including vultures, for sale at a vodun traditional medecine stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Various types of preserved animals and birds, including vultures, for sale at a vodun traditional medecine stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

A dried monkey's paw and other wild animals products for sale in a traditional medicine voodoo, or vodun, stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The traditional medicine industry is among th...

A metal workshop on the edge of Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Various types of preserved animals and birds, including vultures, for sale at a vodun traditional medecine stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Yams are unloaded from trucks at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Dried fish for sale at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

A trader walks through Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market) carrying a metal basin on her head.

Fabric seller Rita Owusu (35) in her stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market) where she sells both locally manufactured and imported printed wax fabrics (Dutch wax prints) which remain extremel...

Butchers sell beef at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

A gold trader weighs and measures pieces of gold at his stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

A gold trader weighs and measures pieces of gold at his stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Fabric seller Rita Owusu (35) in her stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market) where she sells both locally manufactured and imported printed wax fabrics (Dutch wax prints) which remain extremel...

Corrugated metal roofs at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Fabric seller Rita Owusu (35) in her stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market) where she sells both locally manufactured and imported printed wax fabrics (Dutch wax prints) which remain extremel...

Traders and shoppers browse the stalls in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Corrugated metal roofs at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Obed Opoku manufactures and sells decorated sandals made from car tires from his stall and workshop in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). After 18 years working here, Opoku can make around 80 pai...

Agyekum Abrokwah Joyce (26) sits in her stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market) from where she sells a range of plastic items imported from China.

Chinese plastic toys for sale in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Mobile phones for sale in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Agyekum Abrokwah Joyce (26) sits in her stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market) from where she sells a range of plastic items imported from China.

A fabric vendor serves a customer in his stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Corrugated metal roofs at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

A market set up on a road lined with buildings heavily damaged during the Afghan-Soviet war.

Second hand clothes salesman Oppong Antwi (50) in his stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). Antwi says the business can be a gamble. Each 55kg bale of reject clothes contains around 400 shi...

Corrugated metal roofs at Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Second hand clothes salesman Oppong Antwi (50) in his stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). Antwi says the business can be a gamble. Each 55kg bale of reject clothes contains around 400 shi...

Traders and shoppers browse the stalls in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Hawkers in the bustling Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Florzy Anderson sells shoes in a wedge-shaped stall at a busy junction in the middle of Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market), one of the largest on the continent. The shoes are mostly imported from...

A woman examines wedding dresses for sale in a stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to amongst Africa's largest, with over 10,000 individual stores.

Women working in a stall selling recycled aluminium cooking pots in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Yaa Akoto (60) in her stall in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). Akoto makes cooking pots out of recycled aluminium.

Traders, carrying their wares in basins on their heads, walk through Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stor...

Traders and shoppers browse the stalls in Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market). The market is thought to be amongst the largest in Africa, with over 10,000 individual stores.

The bird market.

Kejetia market (Kumasi Central Market).

Teissy Angel takes her client Yvonne Garcia, 52, who has intellectual disabilities, shopping. Some of Teissy's duties are to make sure all Garcia's medical records are updated, assisting her with budg...

Teissy Angel dyes her client Yvonne Garcia's hair. Garcia, 52, who has intellectual disabilities. Some of Teissy's duties are to make sure all her medical records are updated, assisting her with money...

Teissy Angel plans doctor visits for her client Yvonne Garcia, 52, who lives with her daughter Marie, 37, both have intellectual disabilities. Some of Teissy's duties are to make sure all Garcia's med...

Teissy Angel plans doctor visits for her client Yvonne Garcia, 52, who lives with her daughter Marie, 37, both have intellectual disabilities. Some of Teissy's duties are to make sure all Garcia's med...

Teissy Angel takes out the rubbish for her client Yvonne Garcia, 52, who has intellectual disabilities. Some of Teissy's duties are to make sure all her medical records are updated, assisting her with...

Jessica Garcia Garcia, 22, at her job at a grocery store in Marina del Rey. One of her jobs is to do 'quick shop' for customers which involves shopping for them and delivering the groceries directly t...

Jessica Garcia Garcia, 22, at her job at a grocery store in Marina del Rey. One of her jobs is to do 'quick shop' for customers which involves shopping for them and delivering the groceries directly t...

Cristian Valentin, 26, at an Asian market in West Covina where he worked until leaving due to COVID-19 safety fears. He was in charge of stocking products, running inventories, and placing orders. He...

Jonathan Suarez, 33, works at his desk in his store, ScreenCure, a mobile phone repair shop where he employs five people. Jonathan is a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient who came...

Osvaldo Ozuna, 27, collects trolleys and baskets and then sanitises them at Trader Joe's, a grocery store in Santa Monica. Ozzy is Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient and an essent...

Jonathan Suarez, 33, works at his desk in his store, ScreenCure, a mobile phone repair shop where he employs five people. Jonathan is a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipient who came...

A market vendors selling lettuce in the central market. Prior to being overrun by ISIS in August 2014 the town was majority Christian but following its liberation, on 20 October 2016 by Iraqi Specia...

Turkish-backed Syrian security forces on guard beside a fish stall in the heavily-secured market area of downtown Afrin.

Stall holders and shoppers in the al-Shorja market which remained busy during early 2021 despite COVID-19 still being present in the country. The government's restrictions to control the spread of COV...

A busy street in the Karada neighbourhood. Despite COVID-19 still being present in the country, government restrictions remain loose and many people appear unafraid to crowd markets and cafes.

Stall holders and shoppers in the al-Shorja market which remained busy during early 2021 despite COVID-19 still being present in the country. The government's restrictions to control the spread of COV...

Stall holders and shoppers in the al-Shorja market which remained busy during early 2021 despite COVID-19 still being present in the country. The government's restrictions to control the spread of COV...

Porters shift produce at the al-Shorja market which remained busy during early 2021 despite COVID-19 still being present in the country. The government's restrictions to control the spread of COVID-19...

Stall holders and shoppers in the crowded Arabi market which remained busy during early 2021 despite COVID-19 still being present in the country. The government's restrictions to control the spread of...

A member of a Turkish-backed Syrian security force directs traffic while his colleagues guard the entrance to Afrin's heavily-secured central market area.

Stall holders and shoppers in the crowded Arabi market which remained busy during early 2021 despite COVID-19 still being present in the country. The government's restrictions to control the spread of...