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Abandoned--Ready for Demolition

Abandoned--Ready for Demolition

This old house was on a prime coastal property and would soon be demolished and replaced. I wanted to get pictures of the inside, but the awkwardness of trespa...
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This old house was on a prime coastal property and would soon be demolished and replaced. I wanted to get pictures of the inside, but the awkwardness of trespassing prevented me.
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Aperture f/4.0 Shutter 1/125 Focal Length 7900/1000

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Feb, 2015

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