This photo was taken in June, 2005 at the Fortress of Santo Domingo, one of Columbus' Forts. It was built in 1502. Obviously, all it used for now is some very small tours.
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Dang, I was looking forward to seeing this one full size. It seems to have so much potential, but much, much too small. Check out this tutorial on sizing your shot for DPC. Focus on keeping your longest dimention at 640 pixels.
//www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26
I fear that this is a fantastic image which will be under appreciated because it is so small. Next time, if you can, try to use all the pixels available to you.
Too small of a picture to see the detail. I am new to this site and have just entered my first pic. I read the tutorial under the learn link and it showed me how to get the largest and most clear pic and still fit in the confines of the contest. More than likely everyone else is going to say this as well, but hopefully this is helpfull. Looks like a great shot though just needs to be a little bigger.
Arghhh you missed the part where it says 640 pixels any which way..welcome to DPC and put a bigger photo next time, I'm not going to vote you down for this otherwise fine image...
This is a great photo and has soooo much potential. 2 things, first off and most obvious, it really needs to be larger. 2nd, obvious as well, the light portruding from the whole; this cant be in the photo because it is very distracting to the image. Also, but not a huge factor, I cant find the connection between 'Obsolete' and this photo. Overall though, this has a lot of potential... 6
I think this is probably a good shot - the light looks really interesting. Try to get your image as large as DPC allows though, so others can really see the photo.
this would have been an excellent entry but for two thing...harsch lighting at the top of the stairs( shorter shutter or later in the day would have fixed this) and small photo posted(read tutorial //www.dpchallenge.com/tutorial.php?TUTORIAL_ID=26 to prepare photo for challenges) the comp for this is great..maybe try a tripod becasue from what i can tell it looks(to me) like a slight camera shake from too slow a shutter. i hope this helps..if u have any questions please pm me after the challenge and i will try to help more...good luck and have a great day
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