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The window in the castle.

The window in the castle.

I stopped over in a small village in France while on my way to Nice. The village had an old castle mostly in ruins but this naked window stood out. The intersec...
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I stopped over in a small village in France while on my way to Nice. The village had an old castle mostly in ruins but this naked window stood out. The intersections were made of stone the fields beyond were green with some modern wind turbines contrasting with the age of the window.
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X-T2

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Aperture f/9 ISO 320 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 2400/100

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Aug, 2018

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