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alainloss: Intense bargaining as Nolia fishermen sell their catch of the day
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alainloss: Telugu origin Nolias are a seafaring community
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alainloss: Nolia fishermen returning with their catch
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alainloss: Fishermen using a large wooden pulley to bring their boat onto the beach
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alainloss: Hustle-bustle and bargaining as soon as the fish is unloaded
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alainloss: Nolia boats mainly use fiberglass and soft metal
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alainloss: Women are mainly involved as head-load workers and petty fish vendors
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alainloss: Nolia woman helping a fellow worker to lift her load
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alainloss: Nolia head-load workers carrying the catch of the day to makeshift shelters
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alainloss: Nolia head load workers carrying the fish to the village
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alainloss: Nolia woman carrying fish
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alainloss: Nolia woman resting under the shade of a fisherman boat
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alainloss: Petty fish vendors unloading the catch of the day
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alainloss: Nolia fisherman emptying his net
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alainloss: Nolia fishermen originate from Andhra Pradesh and only speak Telugu
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alainloss: Nolia fishermen boats are mainly made of fiberglass and soft metal
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alainloss: Trio of Nolias escaping the hustle-bustle of fish trading
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alainloss: Taking a break before fishermen start bringing their next catch
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alainloss: Nolia fisherman
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alainloss: Telugu speaking Nolia fishermen immediately sell their catch to Odia middlemen
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alainloss: Bargaining often lead to a heated exchange
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alainloss: Nolia fisherman
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alainloss: Petty fish Nolia vendor
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alainloss: Coconut vendor ready to quench fishermen thirst
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alainloss: Ravens on the lookout for discarded small fish
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alainloss: Group of Nolia fishermen carrying their fishing boat on shoulders to the shore
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alainloss: It takes 13 Nolia fishermen to carry their fishing boat onto the shore
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alainloss: Nolia fishermen carrying their fishing boat out of the water
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alainloss: Nolia fishermen migrated from Andhra Pradesh during the British Raj and settled in Konark
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alainloss: Bicycle vendor