kathleenweetman

Chester......a portrait of an ancient city.....

Chester......a portrait of an ancient city.....

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Canon PowerShot SX610 HS

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Aperture 40/10 ISO 160 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 5968/1000

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Aug, 2016

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415

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Peer Award

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Great photo of one of my favourite cities.

Its a lovely place Terry

Beautiful place, voted wide angle

It is full of history....

PRO+

The buildings are gorgeous - voted wide angle

I like this Kathleen!

I spy my local city :)

What a wonderful building! Great capture :) Is this a hotel? My daughter and I are coming over in May, and we'll be in Chester!

i spy my old city too. I walked around chester one day but looking up at the building. Chester has lots of hidden architecture above the eyes,

Great photo! Love Chester

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