Wares, displayed on folding tables arranged in a rectangle in the center of the street, drew shoppers to browse the selections displayed on top of them.

A man walked away from the food stalls and toward the non-food stalls just past the "Recycle Here," sign. Either he had already eaten, or chose not ot eat, or was looking for a different kind of food stall.

A salesman with "Farallone Pacific Insurance Services" , a company "Dedicated to Life's Simple Balance," waited for folks to approach who might need insurance.

A man shucked oysters behind a booth that sold oysters for lunch. As I walked passed, he called out, "Do you need more oysters?" Inside the booth, someone yelled back, "Not now." The man wiped sweat from his brow with his arm.

A group called Trance Mission Trio played on the main (and only) stage of the festival. They played up-tempo music that included a didgeridoo (not shown).

A trio of folks listened to the band on stage. One appeared to be attentive to the music, the other two carried on an animated conversation oblivious to the music.