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Berwick Rail Bridge

Berwick Rail Bridge

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FinePix HS30EXR

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Aperture f/4 ISO 100 Shutter 10/6400 Focal Length 420/100

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Jun, 2015

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Fabulous photo Roy :)

A wonderful looking rail bridge Roy. Like its architecture and design (quite a long bridge from what I gather)! And with the surrounding greenery and water reflection along with the partial cloudy blue sky, a very nicely taken image. Paul.

What a lovely photo. I love Berwick. All of your photos are of my stomping ground - we are very lucky :)

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Love this! Great old bridge - great POV!

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