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Charles Bridge

Charles Bridge

For over 600 years standing. Today only for pedestrians, but until 1960's heavily trafficked. By the end of WW2 there were even some US military vehicles o...
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For over 600 years standing. Today only for pedestrians, but until 1960's heavily trafficked. By the end of WW2 there were even some US military vehicles on this bridge.
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PENTAX K-1

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 100 Shutter 13/1 Focal Length 3100/100

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Apr, 2017

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