Hey, i am new here i am from morocco , marrakech . I need some critics :)
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picture looks good, very intense in detail. The only thing I would have is that you should avoid this kind of foreground in your shots, especially pols. They often escape from the frame and obscure the main view.
picture looks good, very intense in detail. The only thing I would have is that you should avoid this kind of foreground in your shots, especially pols. They often escape from the frame and obscure the main view.
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Welcome to the forum. Did you straighten the building or the pole? Looks like it's leaning to me, but it could just be me.
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I remember Marrakech, and this photo is nothing like what I remember. 
What crossed my mind when I looked at this photo is that it could be any city - Rotterdam, Warsaw, Sofia, Stockholm,Hamburg, you name it. Whereas Marrakech is the place like no other. There are so many absolutely amazing exotic scenes, starting with Souk, of course. The problem is, if you live there for most of your life, it is completely uncool to shoot these places, they become mundane if not embarrassing for some. So what we have here instead is some cosmopolitan scene of nowhere, really.
I am not really criticising the photo, the OP shoots what he finds interesting, and I spent only two days in Marrakech, so who am I to argue... but what I am talking about is very common for most of us. Very often we take things that are around us for granted and find them boring, simply because they were always there. Whereas viewers in another country find it really interesting and even exiting. I can assure you - if you spend a day taking photos of the Marrakech Souk (a humongous old market) you will end up with tons of stunning images. But probably you need to be a tourist from another continent to be able to see it
What crossed my mind when I looked at this photo is that it could be any city - Rotterdam, Warsaw, Sofia, Stockholm,Hamburg, you name it. Whereas Marrakech is the place like no other. There are so many absolutely amazing exotic scenes, starting with Souk, of course. The problem is, if you live there for most of your life, it is completely uncool to shoot these places, they become mundane if not embarrassing for some. So what we have here instead is some cosmopolitan scene of nowhere, really.
I am not really criticising the photo, the OP shoots what he finds interesting, and I spent only two days in Marrakech, so who am I to argue... but what I am talking about is very common for most of us. Very often we take things that are around us for granted and find them boring, simply because they were always there. Whereas viewers in another country find it really interesting and even exiting. I can assure you - if you spend a day taking photos of the Marrakech Souk (a humongous old market) you will end up with tons of stunning images. But probably you need to be a tourist from another continent to be able to see it
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