Corniglia, Italy
Published
29th May 2018
Topics
cinque terre, cinqueterre201805, coast, corniglia, Italy, Liguria, manarola
Map location
Photographed on
Camera
Fujifilm X-T1
Shutter speed
1/500s
Aperture
f/8
ISO
200
Focal length
57.8mm
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