In the souk (bazaar) in Marrakesh, Morocco

[The_Traveler]

c/c welcome.
I have been using Topaz denoiser.
Very impressive, although it takes a bit of time to use.

 

[PJM]

Very nice image. It makes me want to visit there.

 

[The_Traveler]

I have sent off a query to a guide I know.
I will see.

 

[manaheim]

Another very cool moment.

 

[Jeff G]

Very nice, the color and lighting really set the mood perfectly for this shot.

 

[The_Traveler]

We were lucky in that there weren't many tourists so the aisles were relatively clear.
The issues were the extremely low light, the bright spots where sunlight leaked through holes and, most importantly, the adverse attitude towards photography.

This brings up the issue of cultural sensitivity which we could talk about but preferably not in this thread.
If anyone would like to start this in discussions, do so and I'll give my opinion.

L

 

[zulu42]

This shot has very good depth. I'm trying to identify what I can learn about creating this sense of depth

 

[K9Kirk]

Nice shot and everything others said about the pic.

 

[The_Traveler]

This shot has very good depth. I'm trying to identify what I can learn about creating this sense of depth

from https://www.adorama.com/alc/0014557/article/Incorporating-Layering-Composition-Into-Your-Photography#:~:text=One of the more intriguing,help tell a comprehensive story.

"Visually speaking, the most striking photographs contain elements that allow your eye to be led through the image and bounce from one object to the next in a way that’s visually compelling.
One of the more intriguing methods utilized in composition is called “layering”. This technique involves using foreground, subject and background so that all layers of the images work together to help tell a comprehensive story.
There are a variety of reasons you might employ layering in your composition. One would be to balance out the rest of the composition:"

see the shot added below from a market in Italy
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"Another would be to create a more dynamic image by adding elements that help your eye move through the frame, ....."

This original shot in this thread above might be an example of this.