Santo Domingo Cathedral

December 15, 2012 ·

Miles Hecker

Forbidden Planet ©Miles Hecker CLICK ABOVE IMAGE TO SEE GOOGLE MAP LOCATION
SEASONS	Both the Cathedral of Santo Domingo and the Dominican Priory are open to the public. The cathedral has some of the most exquisite art work and religious altarpieces in the world. Unfortunately, absolutely no photography is allowed. I scanned a postcard to get the image you see on the left.
TIMES	Photography is not allowed here. Buy the set of post cards and scan or photograph them.
LENS & FILTERS	LENS: A macro lens would be helpful. FILTER: none needed

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