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    DP Salon Competition number 64 - Historic Architecture

    Sterling work from Cogito running the last comp (and many thanks for picking my little effort ).

    Been having a think and a look through past subjects and I noticed we'd done 'Modern Architecture' so thought it might be interesting to try the other side of the coin, so I give you

    Historic Architecture

    For the purposes of this competition 'historic' is defined as 'not modern' .

    There's lots to choose from, castles are good, as are churches, stately homes and the like. You might be lucky enough to live in one of those lovely villages full of thatched cottages, or a city thats managed to keep some of it's medievel streets and buildings. Old mills, factories, coal mines, the choice is endless.

    Deadline for entries is 21.00 BST on Tuesday 26 May 2009

    Dem rules again. Please take a moment to read them prior to shooting or uploading your submissions.

    1) All photographs are to be uploaded to the photo gallery at http://dpnow.com/galleries/, they can be put in members own gallery if they wish. The resulting link generated for the photo will then be pasted into the next available space in the Salon thread. Please keep photos to a maximum of 800 pixels wide so people can see the whole image without scrolling.

    2) One entry per user ID only please, which must be the personal work of the entrant.

    3) Entries should be "in line" within the thread (not as links to an image held somewhere else.)

    4) Comments only on entries are welcome within the salon thread itself.

    5) After the close the curator will indicate a winner and a couple of runners up.

    6) The curators decision is final.

    7) Winners should be offered first refusal to choose the next theme and curate the next salon.

    If the winner is unable to curate the next salon the current curator may offer that "honour" to any willing volunteer, possibly the entrant in second or third place.

    9) These rules are to be copied and pasted with the new theme by the curator at the top of the new salon thread with a finish date and time.

    10) As with all photos posted on DPNow,copyright remains the photographer and DPNow will not use them without permission.

    The Prize is the choice of either CF 8GB Ultimate or a SDHC 8GB Class 6 memory card.

    Regards all and enjoy,

    Andy/VS
    My flickr

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    Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

    The once iconic and beautiful Brighton (West) Pier.

    This magnificent pier was a target for arson and was burnt out a few years ago. All that remains now is this wire shell.

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      Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

      Observation Tower MP3 Guernsey.

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        Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

        Originally posted by ekkl View Post
        The once iconic and beautiful Brighton (West) Pier.

        This magnificent pier was a target for arson and was burnt out a few years ago. All that remains now is this wire shell.

        I really like this one - well done!

        Ian
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          Nimes

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            Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

            Hi Andy,

            Well done on winning the last salon.

            Here is my effort, taken a while back in Sherborne, Dorset

            sigpic

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              Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

              Here's one from me - that most famous of bell towers in Pisa (ghost-like people are due to incredibly long shutter speed as I was trying to irradicate them!) - jo

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                Thanks so much!
                Philip

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                  Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

                  Originally posted by PJPhoto View Post


                  Stunning image Phil
                  jo

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                    Originally posted by jojo View Post
                    Stunning image Phil
                    jo
                    Absolutely superb!
                    Audrey

                    https://www.flickr.com/photos/autumn36/

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                      Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

                      Stunning, hard to beat in this salon x

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                      • #12
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                        A wonderful shot indeed.

                        Dave R
                        Cheers
                        Dave R

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                          Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

                          ........and the winner is......

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                            Re: DP Salon Competition #64 - Historic Architecture

                            Thanks for the kind words everyone. So many possibilities with this salon and there are some great entries so far.

                            Philip

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                              Its looking good so far keep it up
                              My flickr

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