Moroccan Nanny, by Nilla Palmer
Safe and protected in the care of a concerning Moroccan nanny, the overcrowded square is not so threatening for a young child. The over-zealous ornamented snake charmers and boisterous stall sellers, no longer seem dangerous whilst traversing this lively square.
Canon EOS 550D | Exposure f/5.6 @ 1/125sec | ISO 200
Moroccan Nanny, by Nilla Palmer
Award Winner: Photo of the Day | October 28
Award Score: 62 (Value 11, Clarity 11, Composition 16, Style 12, Skill 12)
Photo of the Day Award Category: Candid Photography
Photograph Location: Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, Marrakech, Morocco
Photographer: Nilla Palmer (Brisbane, Australia) Registered
Nilla Palmer’s natural desire to travel and photograph many parts of the world started 27 years ago. Although her photography addiction first started with a 110mm film camera, then progressing to 35mm cameras, a photography course, which included B&W darkroom techniques, and recently digital cameras. Nilla captures whatever strikes her at a precise moment but strives for images that will etch in people’s minds. Nilla’s intent is to reveal a story through her images for an audience, which she hopes inspires and encourages people to visit far off lands. She invites everyone to enjoy her gallery and feel free to contact her with any comments.
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The Craftsman of Jute, by Shahnaz Parvin
(c) Light & Composition
Forgot to add Guy, I rarely use a flash, preferring to work with available natural light:)
Thank you Guy!
The light was in your favour. You have good light sense in your photos
Thank you:)
Another wonderful image captured by Nilla!