Lenham, Kent
Published
16th October 2007
Topics
England, kent, lenham, live and direct, long exposure, mark4jo, oast house, tour, wedding and honeymoon trip
Photographed on
Camera
Nikon D70
Shutter speed
30s
Aperture
f/4
ISO
800
Focal length
10mm
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