GabrielC, love the photos. I personally like the first one of the fruit seller more, very colorful and lively. Though I think it would be a more successful image with a different composition. Either if the man walking wasn't there or just in a different position. Not sure, there's just something about it.
Shayla:
Shayla:
Both images:
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Scanned with Epson Perfection 3170
Brian C. Racine
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Great stuff Gabriel, very interesting to those of us who'll never experience it directly
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Thank you for the comments. Brian, I agree with you, the photo has something that dislikes me too, but I couldn't nail it so far (lol).
I also had the handicap of not being a real street photographer plus the fact that most muslims in Morocco resent very much having their photos taken. For instance the one with the fruit seller was shot with the camera hang on my chest and simply tripping the shutter...
The below one was shot with a long lens, far from these guys !
Gabriel
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