A farmer waiting for his next customer at the Edmonds Market.
Posted as part of the Daily Prompt: Waiting
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A farmer waiting for his next customer at the Edmonds Market.
Posted as part of the Daily Prompt: Waiting
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I like the way the flowers and produce are the subjects. Humans are secondary. Nicely done.
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Thanks Sally, I like the little touches of color in this photo for exactly that reason. I’m happy you saw it too.
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You can almost sense the farmer’s frustration as he waits for a customer.
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You’re right, he doesn’t look very happy… It was a busy market day but quiet around his booth, maybe the attitude scared away potential customers.
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There are so many things that capture my attention in this photo. I definitely feel like you have captured the farmer as the focus for the theme. I love whatever it is that is behind him – it creates a frame around him. I also love the market – the flowers in the foreground, all of the produce, the other secondary people, and even the ceiling. You have such a great eye!
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Thanks for your comments Rob! I took this one in a hurry not wanting to intrude but am happy with how everything lined up in the frame. 🙂
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I hate waiting … – luck is: not blocked in waiting…
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Very good point, but I hate waiting too…
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And you dared to almost completely desaturate a photo of flowers in a market! It works very well!
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Thanks! I thought it would be fun to try something new even though the flower displays were so bright and colorful. 🙂
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Love the toning effect on the photo Lisa. Great shot and post. 😀 *hugs*
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Thanks Sonel, I’m happy to hear you like this one!
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