Trier Dom

Erik Eshuis, on November 5, 2007, said:

Carsten, did you notice that you and I almost exactly took the same point of view when we took this photo of the Dom in Trier?!

The amazing difference between us is the enormous amount of hits for your photo, 461 against 12 for mine. Of course your's is much better;-)...but do you have an explanation? The photos were placed not so far from each other, considering the ID-numbers.

Greetings, Erik

© Carsten, on November 5, 2007, said:

Hi Erik, that's not cool!This is definitely uncool. I know right now that mine is pushed. I didn't take a look for weeks at the back sites and didn't realised the number of clicks. I think I take this photo out. There is no realistic way for a dark picture in a miniature to be looked on so much. Thank you,

Greetings

Carsten

Erik Eshuis, on November 6, 2007, said:

Oh, no offense to you Carsten, I just wondered how panoramio works. It's of course easy to increase your hits by clicking on the photo when you're not logged in and I can imagine people doing so to get their photos 'popular'. Furthermore it seems once a photo is picked up by someone, it's viewed over and over again. See for example my duotone photo of the Hunsrück, which has much more views than other photos in the neighbourhood. How did you actually come across this photo?

greetz, Erik