if you have low views it means your not advertising. people don't just come over. there is a lot of people here.
first off watch you cropping. i don't know if that foot is cut off in the real one or not, but the top needs work. you should have a description telling us what these are and so on. more keywords as well. you'll want to scan these in, i see faint blocking.
this one has vignette issues, you said it was taken in a palace - so is the work yours? unless you made the image itself (not just the photo), you shouldn't be selling it.
always start people in galleries, not many will wade through the images.
you'll want to stay away from common place images like close up roses. and if you do go that way make sure its in focus before uploading it. your images have to compete with everyone else's. and if a buyer thinks they can make the image themselves, you lost a customer. only upload the best work.
so...
1. i would remove the images that you didn't make yourself - this isn't your work, its a photo of someone else's work and it doesn't represent your style, only confuses it.
2. scan the work in you did make
3. the photos should be more interesting but mostly they aren't in focus.
4. you should have descriptions for every piece you have. make it interesting. if you can't figure out what to say about it, it may not be worth uploading. like how many ways can you really describe rose images that look the same?
5. add more keywords, most only have 5
6. you have to do the advertising and leg work, they won't find you. join more groups as well.
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