It is such a nice feeling to know that your editorials are attractive for buyers. Today, although it is Sunday, I sold two and they were (unluckily:)) credit sales, searched after "incense islam" key.
However, it is a pity, the buyers do not leave any information regarding the way they want to use such images (at least from my experience) as they are quite specific, I guess.
But, of course, thank you buyer, you made my day, and waiting for more:)
Have a nice Sunday, DT!
Photo credits: Ewamewa2.
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Laurasinelle
Congrats! Well done!
Mariaam
Congratulations!
Nero67
Beautiful images, congratulations for your editorials sale!!!
Joezachs
Yes, especially when it is editorial pictures which is nothing but a slice of the life around us.
I like these two pictures.
Looking at the first one, I was just thinking that, eventhough the people light those incenses and move on, its the shop keeper who enjoys the lingering aroma.
Ewamewa2
@Egomezta - yes, I know and even tried, but was able to find only two images;)
Egomezta
Sometimes if you use Tineye or drop your image in google images you can find where your images are used.
Petin
Nice pictures!
FabioConcetta
It would be very interesting to know where they are and how we use our images, meanwhile, congratulations on your bandages today!
Digikhmer
Yes you are right, I misunderstand your pictures ;)
Ewamewa2
Circa 15% of Indians are Muslims. And the shrine which is on the pictures is basically Muslim, though it is also a kind of important for Hindus:) there is a lot of Muslims and traces of islamic tradition in Delhi itself, as it was ruled by Mughals for few centuries:)
Digikhmer
Yes, I do agree with you It is nice to have credit sales.
I feel so lucky to have 50% of my sales.
The only thing that I am a little bit confused with the keyword "islam" for your buyer. As your description mention "DELHI" which means "INDIA". If I am not mistaken, the main religion and faith is "Hinduism". Nevermind, sale is sale. The rest is not "photography" ;)