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Area where the old Clockwork club used to be. Has lain vacant for a few years now The door had been opened so a good opportunity to have a look around
By way of variation, something different as those eternel landscapes...elegant waitress at work, nearly as a prima ballerina. Labour is so pretty, I might stand back for hours !
This picture now has reached place 5 of general classification !
Astonishing development of this picture. Fifts place from nearly 11000 shots and over 3600 views.
As in other disciplines, a little luck is included…
The success of this picture goes further ahead: Now place 4 (4727 ... 2.8.2021)
Now place 3 (5461) 16.8.2021... Now 6682..14.9.22
The sound barrier of 8000 is now (4.10.21) broken. (Placement 3)
On 18.10.2021 this picture is on second position (8680 views)
Had I waived the teaching of the picture "front brake nipple", this picture would be my most successful….!
On 6. November 2021 the picture reached the sound barrier of a total of over 10 000 views !
Some day, this picture becomes the most successful of my works.
14.December 2021 : 13000 views.
20.Januar 2022 : 18000 views
Now FIRST Place : 18753 views (27.1.2022)
Back in 2006 Mark and I made a trip to the Atlas Mountains to climb Jbel Toubkal. Our base on arrival in Morocco was the vibrant city of Marrakesh. I wasn't really in the habit of photographing street scenes at that time, although a few exceptions were made.
In this one there are a few details that catch the eye. Apart from the tired looking donkey, on top of what looks like the bird cages to the left hand side of the street there appears to be a lizard. Either it was inside of one such cage for sale or it was a wild one trying to gain access to the captive birds inside the other cages.
the full set of inkwells: nrs 28, 30, 33 and 35, by Anton Rosen
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A major problem about posting on Flickr is how little constructive feedback is offered to photographers by the viewers. I know from experience that a lot of members are really sensitive to constructive criticism, which sadly limits their potential to develop their skills. Hence the typical comment "Beautiful image", "Outstanding work", "Awesome", etc. on all images, regardless if good or bad, snapshot or masterpiece.
I am indebted to one of my Flickr friends for suggesting I try a different crop on one of the images I previously posted on Flickr. You can see the previous crop below. I think you will agree that the suggested change made for a much more compelling image. Thanks Robert.