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Welcome to DPS. If you wouldnt mind please edit your photo to 740. Yours is over a 1000. Please check out the guidleines if you are ever in doubt
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Close in and make the mission much more dominant. Take a look at the building angles also: the roof line appears horizontal, good, but the tower appears to be leaning. Maybe shooting from a different spot might straighten up the lines
Bob
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The Missions of San Antonio are a great place for captures!
I have several shots on my flickr from the missions. You did a nice job of managing to shoot while the skies were active but as mentioned you included far too much of it. The mission is your subject and everything else is secondary. However with the mission being such a small part of the capture it is lost within everything else.
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