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St Dunstans in the East

15-02-2016, 15:35

This parish church was serverely damaged during the blitz in 1941 and only the walls and tower survive now as a public garden. It is hidden away not far from the Tower of London. Quite difficult if not impossible to shoot in its entirety even with a wide angle lens as it is quite a compact site but here are a couple of shots to give an idea of what it is like. For both I was stood on the boundary of the site and with the first the verticals have only had minor correction

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15-02-2016, 15:44

Re: St Dunstans in the East

nice shots Stan - I do prefer the second with the next of old and new, nice lead in with the path as well

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15-02-2016, 23:37

Re: St Dunstans in the East

Nice set Stan

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16-02-2016, 09:58

Re: St Dunstans in the East

Thanks for looking Ian and Tom but I guess with only two comments they do nothing for anyone else

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21-02-2016, 18:20

Re: St Dunstans in the East

Nice images, I prefer the first but agree the contrast of old and new in the second is good too.

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21-02-2016, 20:27

Re: St Dunstans in the East

Thanks for looking Andy

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