christopherheppenstall

pastel shades

pastel shades

taken at an abbey in North Yorkshire. All the stones are limestone and over the years have weathered into different shades of peachy pastel colours....
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taken at an abbey in North Yorkshire. All the stones are limestone and over the years have weathered into different shades of peachy pastel colours.
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NIKON D40

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 250 Shutter 10/1250 Focal Length 240/10

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Apr, 2016

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