emilyleggett66

Getting Lost

Getting Lost

On a move from North Carolina to Ohio, we came across the tiny town of Thurmond West Virginia. Being a photographer, I saw the perfect shot in this abandoned bu...
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On a move from North Carolina to Ohio, we came across the tiny town of Thurmond West Virginia. Being a photographer, I saw the perfect shot in this abandoned building!
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Pixel 3

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 66 Focal Length 4440/1000

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upload_date

Nov, 2021

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