South Bank, London

Published

6th March 2013

Topics

biter, children, England, London, England, mother, nomnomnom, south bank, street photography, united kingdom

Map location

51.505305,0.11833333333333

Photographed on

20th June 2012

Camera

Nikon D7000

Shutter speed

1/160s

Aperture

f/8

ISO

100

Focal length

20mm

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