This photograph gives an overview of the largest stretch of the reasonable well-preserved medieval city wall in the Dutch town of Elburg. Since it's taken from a distance, it also gives a good idea of the scale of the structure, as you can also clearly see the buildings standing behind it for comparison. -- GVR (talk)
Comment : OK, but could you add geocode, link the scope to a category and add "NW (or SE) view" to it , as we usually do here, please ? (Same suggestion for the following one). --JLPC (talk) 18:05, 24 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Comment : uh oh, I thought all Wiki Loves Monuments pictures were automatically geocoded during the upload process. But I see this isn't the case with the 2013 edition. They'll be added ASAP. I'll also add info on the orientation of the view on the other photograph, but here it doesn"t apply. It is essentially a circular structure consisting of various fragments. This view gives the best idea of the size, scale, and style of the structure as a whole, hence the scope. using "that bit of city wall behind the church of Elburg SW view" seemed a bit too precise to be useful and incorporates quite a range of completely different structures. But I'm very much interested in your thoughts about this and will follow your suggestion if required. GVR (talk) 19:06, 24 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Support : the problem isn't your picture but the picture someone else (or you) could possibly upload from a different point. That's why we try to precise as much as possible. But if you say this is the only possible view of the place, your good faith must be presumed : VI. --JLPC (talk) 18:36, 25 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]
Comment : If you take a look at the category you'll see that this is by no means the only view you can have, but this location does give the best overview of the structure. The point was that there are various parts of this wall all around the town, most of which have an "S view". Then again, with most fortresses, one usually has the view of the exterior in mind when talking about a certain view. I suppose that could be applied here (I added it now). Any pictures taken from within the city should then perhaps have an "interior view" label? This could be an issue with other photographs of city walls too. GVR (talk) 20:43, 25 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]
