Colorful Mexican Chili Peppers

Rows of chili peppers fill a market stall with red, yellow, orange and deep green piles pressed into wooden crates. Blank marker boards, woven cloth and baskets break up the repeating shapes without adding readable text. Warm shade from the awning keeps the colors rich, and the glossy skins catch enough light to show every stem and curve.

Pepper stems are the small clues that keep the color sections from feeling flat. Red peppers lean in several directions, while the yellow and orange rows form softer bands across the middle. Green poblano shapes in front have broader curves and darker highlights. Crate edges, textile stripes and empty wooden markers make strong anchors around the produce.