Mini-Challenge #166 (MC166): Architectural Elements

Moderated by Mike Parsons

This MC is about architectural details or elements. I'm after any parts of buildings that are interesting subjects in their own right: windows, doors, staircases, chimneys, etc. Anything that has some architectural interest, ancient or modern that forms part of a building.



Enter in this gallery from Thursday, 28 May 2009 to Friday 12 June 2009, 22:00 GMT


KMTF main thread


KMTF results thread

Standard Rules:

You must be a member of the DPReview forums in order to participate






• The Moderator chooses the theme and sets the entry period, usually about 12 to 15 days, being sure to include two full weekends so every one has plenty of time to get out and shoot or dig up an appropriate entry..




• enter as many images as you like(please be reasonable); just try to keep the size of each one reasonable (say 800px and 200kB or less)




• photos to be taken by you with any camera at any time




• comment under entries in this gallery if you want to (select image & 'comment on this image' below the image, including your name)




• the Moderator chooses the winner and must explain his/her choice in a KMTF results thread




• a Moderator will clear this gallery some time after the MC finishes ready for a future MC

To enter images, refer to How To Use PBase
or follow these instructions:

• go to https://pbase.com/logout and login using login: mtf_foto_studies and password: mtfforum




• come back to this gallery and choose 'edit this gallery' at the top




• go down to 'Upload Photos to this Gallery' or choose 'upload' near top left for multiple uploads




• select 'Browse', select the image file on your computer, then select 'Upload Image'




• once the image is uploaded, go down to your image at the bottom of the list of images and select 'edit' for your image




• type your image name and your own name in the title block and hit Enter on your keyboard




• return to this gallery thumbnails view by selecting 'thumbnails' at the top of the gallery

Let's keep this informal and don't forget to have fun!

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