Max Sewing machine by Richardphotos
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Description
Max is someone that I know. he is a whiz at fixing sewing machines even at 76.
Philippines
Comments (24)
Nice pic of his business.
Cool
great shot
Superb shoot!!
great capture!
Great capture.
wonderful capture of coincidences in a street
Now I have heard of Singer but not MAX Nice photo you do get the exposer right
Amazing scene and fantastic picture my friend !!!
So Max has the local repair market all stitched up then :) And this is a great street scene, nice shot!
Very good capture!
amazing capture of the life on this street ! excellent shot !!!
very cool street shot
great capture
That is cool!
There is a lot of unrecognized and under appreciated talent out there in the heartland! I am glad you brought one to our attention! Excellent photo, Richard!
Fantastic street scene.
Fantastic photo!
Great capture - interesting scene!!!
Very nice looking capture!
This street looks like one of my country! Cool!
Awesome photo of this interesting section.
What a blessing to have the ability to fix sewing machines at 76, thanks for sharing.
Very cool!!
Ok, I'm skipping---I'm back in April now---but over the weeks I was gone, I made notes of shots I wanted to comment on when I returned. I love when you capture the true grit of streets and stores and everyday places. A terrific street shot. And the fact that you know Max makes it even better. I love the verticals against those diagonal electric lines. And the crammed fences and storefronts and tires that line 1/2 of the shot. And the guy by the car, and that overcast sky. Real gritty poetry here. And that abutment in front---left, bottom---is a perfect 'entry point' for the shot. A big Yessssss!