Fish, fruit and veg in South Korea's markets
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Ben Weller is an American photographer based in South Korea and has been documenting the country's markets like this one in Busan.
Busan's Jagalchi fish market is the largest in the country.
Outside, traders relax as they wait for the market to open.
The fish is prepared and salted ready for sale.
Tourists can also eat fresh raw fish right at the market.
Taking stock. A vendor counts the fish at Busan's Oncheonjang market.
Small or large, there's a range of fish vendors at Deokpo market in Busan.
Traditional markets, such as Busan's Gupo market, are one of South Korea's tourist attractions.
A garlic seller checks her mobile phone at Gupo market.
A group of pensioners gather at Gupo market in Busan.