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St. Paul’s Cathedral

St. Paul’s Cathedral

In 2005, the AP English class took a trip to Europe. We went spent 11 days that spring going from London to Edinburgh. This trip was the first in which I really...
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In 2005, the AP English class took a trip to Europe. We went spent 11 days that spring going from London to Edinburgh. This trip was the first in which I really began to explore photography in more artistic ways. This is St. Paul’s Cathedral. The architecture of the building, the energy within its walls, the history that has come from and through its doors... I hope you enjoy!
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Jan, 2019

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