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TinaSuz

All That Remains

All That Remains

All that's left of a bridge in Fort Augustus, Scotland, that once crossed the River Oich along the Caledonian Canal, replaced by the A82 in the mid-20th ce...
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All that's left of a bridge in Fort Augustus, Scotland, that once crossed the River Oich along the Caledonian Canal, replaced by the A82 in the mid-20th century.
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Canon EOS REBEL SL1

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Aperture f/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 179/1

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Mar, 2018

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244

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+18

Awards

Winner in All That Remains Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+8

All Star

Outstanding Creativity

Superb Composition

Superior Skill

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Nice find Tina. If only it could talk huh?

Ultimate

Yes. It tich is theook me some time to find out what it was, which is the remains of an old bridge washed away by the river. It's not marked anywhere in Ft. Augustus, Scotland.

Platinum

Congratulations Tina, you are the very well deserved winner of my challenge!!

Ultimate

Nice shot! Cheers to your challenge win!

PRO+

It looked so sad standing there alone not noticed by anyone and your photograph has brought it back to like. Congratulations on this winning shot

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