An imposing landmark on the north Kent coast, the 12th century towers of St Mary's church at Reculver stand on the site of a Roman fort. It is somewhere I had wanted to visit for a long time, although I had no idea about the ruins until the morning that Nic and I decided it would be a good place to visit. My interests were for the connections with the Second World War, and the various tests of the prototype bouncing bomb.
After a stroll along the beach we repaired to the local cafe for coffee and ice cream. An excellent day out as the temperature begins to rise...
24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S Nikkor. 1/400 second at f/11. ISO 320
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2 comments:
Incredible. I love the black and white. Also how the entire image is in focus.
Thank you, Tim. It is nice that you still visit my blog despite the lull in activity.
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