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Haunting Alcatraz Cell Block B

Haunting Alcatraz Cell Block B

I just watched a television show about the great escape from Alcatraz. The family of the escapees were trying to prove what happened to them after the made it o...
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I just watched a television show about the great escape from Alcatraz. The family of the escapees were trying to prove what happened to them after the made it off the island. The cells that they escaped from were just to my left when I took this photo.
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture f/22 ISO 400 Shutter 130/10 Focal Length 180/10

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Oct, 2015

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