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Taken 17-Apr-11

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Keywords:Action, Architecture, Building, Church, Edinburgh, Flowers, Gothic, Gothic architecture, Great Britain, Heritage, Heritage monument, Heritage structure, Historical Building, Historical Monument, Historical Structure, History, Purple flowers, Scotland, Sky, Spire, Structure, Tree, Tree branches, United Kingdom, europe, european

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Dimensions3106 x 4853

Original file size12.5 MB

Image typeJPEG

Color spaceProPhoto RGB

Date taken17-Apr-11 14:32

Date modified11-Dec-13 19:25

Shooting Conditions

Camera makeCanon

Camera modelCanon EOS REBEL T2i

Focal length30 mm

Max lens aperturef/4.2

Exposure1/125 at f/7.1

FlashNot fired, compulsory mode

Exposure bias0 EV

Exposure modeAuto

Exposure prog.Normal

ISO speedISO 100

Metering modeCenter-weighted average

Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh visible through trees

Side view of Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh, with the view through trees and some beautiful purple flowers, looking beautiful.
This is a building with a wonderful architecture, built in the 19th century. The church is called Cathedral Church of Saint Mary the Virgin or St Mary's Cathedral, being a cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church and is located in Edinburgh in Scotland. It is the see of the Edinburgh Bishop. The Cathedral was designed as a fine piece of Gothic architecture, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott. In 1874, the foundation stone of the Cathedral was laid, with the nave of the cathedral being opened in January 1879, and the twin spires of the cathedral were completed in 1917.

Ashish Agarwal