Port au Prince flooding
In spite of the passage of the hurricane Sandy which flooded the market, the merchants still sell their products (vegetables) on bokits
Part of a series shot a few years ago on assignment for Oxfam in Haiti. ©Toby Adamson
Public Market in Haiti
A bean merchant sorting the beans before putting them in bags.
Banana market
Commerce in the "Free Trade Zone" between the Haitian and Dominican Republic border gates in 2010.
Trading again in Port au Prince
A butcher in the market of Carrefour-Feuilles, Port au Prince, displays food vouchers that he has taken as payment for meat as part of an Action Against Hunger project
A man gets his hair cut in a makeshift barbershop inside the Petionville Club, a Port-au-Prince resort where some 50,000 displaced Haitians have set up camp. The camp has seen the opening of barbershops, beauty salons and a market where residents sell goods.
Makeshift Barbershops
A man gets his hair cut in a makeshift barbershop inside the Petionville Club
A Sri Lankan UN peacekeeper patrols the Central Market in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, a sensitive area where security measures have been increased.
UN Peacekeepers Central Market
A Sri Lankan UN peacekeeper patrols the Central Market in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, a sensitive area where security measures have been increased.