Retail — CFFC

Tuesday and time for this Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge. Dan wants us to show some Retail examples, so I’ve done a bit of head-scratching and I’ve come up with a few👍

Retail often makes us think of big stores but any type of shop will do and sometimes it’s just a market stall like here in Alperton – Selling trinkets…

There are also more permanent open air vendors such as this tourist-tat seller in London’s West End…

And famous markets like Petticoat Lane – Seen here in early morning before the lunchtime crowds…

Traditional small shops are found in Parades like this one on Friern Barnet Road…

Similarly, on Hendon Lane where the old Manor Farm Dairy shop still stands tall…

Larger stores tend to be found in the centre of town and have more space to display their wares. Here’s Fenwick’s on New Bond Street (since closed)…

And Superdry in the repurposed Battersea Power Station…

Smaller shops can also be found in London’s arcades like Burlington Arcade where high-end jewellery and fashion goods are on offer…

Whatever you’re selling, you need customers, like these checking the art on sale in Covent Garden…

And, if you’re a large store, use them to advertise 😅 After shopping in Liberty, I bet she’s checking how to get to Selfridges🤣…

…There you go – I snuck in a bus on Regent Street 🤣