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Old building

Old building

Once, when I was on a road trip, this old building caught my eye. I really dug the shape of the windows, and the overall look of the building, so I took a pictu...
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Once, when I was on a road trip, this old building caught my eye. I really dug the shape of the windows, and the overall look of the building, so I took a picture of it. :)
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SONY DSC-T99

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Aperture 45/10 ISO 80 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 987/100

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Aug, 2016

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