Pauljeno

The Old Stone Church.

The Old Stone Church.

This 11th century old church (known as St Michael and All Angels Church) can be found in the grounds of `Brodsworth Hall Manor` in South Yorkshire, England. Unf...
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This 11th century old church (known as St Michael and All Angels Church) can be found in the grounds of `Brodsworth Hall Manor` in South Yorkshire, England. Unfortunately it is no longer open for the public to enter due to the structure now being classified as unsafe.
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FinePix HS30EXR

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Aperture f/3.2 ISO 100 Shutter 10/2200

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Aug, 2014

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What a beautiful church! Wonderful image!

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Lovely capture Paul! The sepia gives it so much appeal!

This is a magnificent capture Paul, and given wonderful treatment. Love it!

PRO

Well captured and great tones.

This looks very similar to the church I got married at. https://www.flickr.com/photos/33868989@N02/4575776720/

Lovely picture and a nice old colour tone. Wendy

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I love old churches like this. Great shot.

a great photo of bygone years.... such a pity they are left to wreck and ruin.... Derek

Wow!! Breath taking!!

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Love these old English churches..nicely presented Paul :-)

WOW Paul this is a captivating scene. Wonderful detail and its just a wonderful shot!

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