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- First look at bazar
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- Kuat, a salesman is showing a buyer caps
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- Kazakh traditional cuisine also is being sold in bazar
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- Green bazar’s clothing department
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- Fatima sells dry fruits at Green bazar
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- The other type of activity is selling packages to sellers
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- The sellers and customers can regale “samsa” of local production
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- Bakhtiyar and Alimbek are engaged in transportation of bazar stuff
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- A rare stuff is being sold at bazar – a collection of old and new books
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- Green bazar is one of the most significant places for ordinary people to purchase goods – from clothing to vegetables
Almaty, A building on the crossroad of Abay and Bauman Streets, 8.30 p.m.
Almaty, A building on Abay street, just a simple one...
Twins of Almaty city, a view from ground behind the construction of metropoliten.
A statue for Mukhtar Auezov in front of Auezov Theatre, Almaty
The building of German Embassy, Almaty
A view of "Kazakhstan" Hotel from the aerials, Almaty
KIMEP campus, view from the 4th floor of Valikhanov building
Another one beautiful building of Almaty city
Reconstructed building of Baluan Sholak, Almaty
A capture of The Twins the heads of which are surrounded with fog.
If you want to extract your opinion on Internet, you are welcome to create your own website (otherwise, weblog) and do whatever you want: post pictures, write any of your thoughts, predictions or conclusions etc. After that, any Internet surfer will become your potential reader or viewer. that is very interesting to be a journalist without anu bosses or producers, nobody will tell you to do this or do not do that. You are independent, you are free. That is why this type of journalism has become or becoming so popular among people. It is also, very dangerous, I think. As you now being a journalist is very responsible job. However, being weblogger does not include any responsibility, i think. A big PLUS here is that you can communicate with your readers or viewers immediately. You receive comments immediately after your post from visitors. That is good, I think. This is a power-being a weblogger. But, if everybody will have such kind of power, it comes that those people would be able to do whatever they want, what if that “journalists” are thinking about something like propaganda? I suppose, they would do it. And it will have its results.
How come that journalism has became so popular? The answer is simple…That is all Internet. Or weblogging. Yes, anybody who has computer and access to internet can create his/her own blog and type anything that is interesting for him. Further, he can receive many comments for posts. Blogs has many opportunities, for example, blog owner can become someone like TV reporter by posting his videos on his blog and let his viewers watch it and comment. So, that experience helps bloggers to get journalistic skills. It is very easy and interesting, because you may immediately receive comment for your posts. Also, it is much better that TV, radoio or newspapers. That is why this kind of journalism has become so popular.
