I'm posting a few "leftovers" from the trip I took last week to Moore State Park in Paxton, Massachusetts, with the Massasoit Art Guild.
I posted one photo I took there on my Flickr page and, lo and behold, it made Explore. If you are not familiar with Flickr, making Explore means that your photo is one of the 500 most interesting photos posted that particular day. There is some kind of algorithm that determines this and it is all kind of cloaked in mystery. But the results are interesting. And I love looking through the Explored photos when I have time. They are often very interesting.
This photo of mine immediately got over 1,500 views and was "favorited" by 65 people. It also prompted four or five new contacts for me. Okay, I have to admit, it's kind of a thrill to have this happen. Here's the photo in question followed by a few others less "famous" ones.
12 comments:
Barbara,
I always enjoy looking at your images. They are wonderfully composed. You have a unique talent to produce high quality photography, whether in color or B&W. Thanks for sharing
Steve
Barbara I can see why it got so many views. It's awesome!
well congrats on explore! I quit flickr some time back...just no time...but I had alot of fun there in yrs gone by and that is also where I met you...lovely photos again Barb!
it's a great photo. almost mystical! congrats!
It's a gorgeous photo! Congratulations! I love the last one, too!
Well I knew your photos were great - now there is proof! sandie
I can certainly see why people liked your photo so much. It is a work of art. They are all very pretty but the first one has a special artistic quality to it. I love it! Well done.
The colors are wonderful - flowers and trees beautiful - and I love love love the old building.
that last shot was kinda creepy haha
Oh congrats on EXPLORE...it is so fun to be a part of the EXPLORE group. That photo is perfect and I do love that last one with the old building...lots of character.
Congratulations - that is a super cool picture - leaves the mind to wander. You have some other good ones here as well.
I so dig Irises!
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