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The Nave - Salisbury Cathedral

The Nave - Salisbury Cathedral

This image was made from the Choir in an attempt to show the height and magnificence of the Nave of Salisbury Cathedral.

Height: 84FT (25.5M)
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This image was made from the Choir in an attempt to show the height and magnificence of the Nave of Salisbury Cathedral.

Height: 84FT (25.5M)

Camera: Canon EOS 6D Lens: Canon EF 17-40.. 1:4 L

Aperture: f-4 Shutter Speed: 1-30 ISO: 400
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