The man and the peacock – a fun street shot I took an hour ago in the garden of Seville‘s Real Alcazar, the royal palace. This image is also a good example of capturing the viewer’s attention by means of a juxtaposition. What also contributes to the composition is that the photograph has quite a few triangles.
I took the image with my iPhone 14 Pro. B&W conversion in the iPhone photos app.
The Real Alcazar is an amazing place. Stay tuned for a post covering all the highlights.
Have a great Monday!
Marcus
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Lovely! Looks like they are having a deep philosophical conversation 😊
Thanks for your comment, Heidi-Marie, so much appreciated! It was a fun scene to shoot for sure! Marcus
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Thanks for pointing it out, will come and check it out! Marcus
I like the “fun street shot,” phrase!
Thanks for visit&comment, Marland, so much appreciated. Both the man and the peacock survived the encounter 😉
It’s so unusual to see such a curious peacock that could get so close to this person. Fantastic moment and photo, Marcus!
Thank you so much, Kaya. The peacock was literally eating out of the man‘s hand. He fed it some breadcrumbs. It was a magnificent specimen…didn‘t want to show us his „wheel“ though….
Greetings from sunny Seville
Such a lovely photo. I was so surprised to see the peacocks roaming the Alcazar gardens when we were there. Made it seem even more grand…if that’s even possible?!
Thanks for your kind words, Linda! I‘m happy to hear you had the opportunity to visit this magnificent place as well!
🤩 Wonderful photo. Very pleasing to look at.
Thanks, Samantha, I so much appreciate your kind words! Marcus
A great composition, Marcus. You use your iPhone very often these days. 👍🏻😊
Thanks, John. I shoot mainly with the Leica, but take quite a few of snapshots with the iPhone for quick sharing with family and friends. So I don‘t have to fire up Lightroom all the time…
I see, many folks use the iPhone only for photos which is handy, but it can’t do the job of a Nikon!