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Reveaux Abbey

Reveaux Abbey

This is my favourite ruined abbey (ruined thanks to Henry 8th) Reveaux Abbey is in east Yorkshire.
I love the look and feel of early photography and this ...
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This is my favourite ruined abbey (ruined thanks to Henry 8th) Reveaux Abbey is in east Yorkshire.
I love the look and feel of early photography and this is my attempt at recreating it.
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OLYMPUS SH-2

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Aperture 87/10 ISO 125 Shutter 10/2500 Focal Length 45/10

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Aug, 2017

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