Taking the time to wander around one of the country’s most stunning cities, capturing every fantastic sight possible
After returning home from work one day I grabbed my camera gear and jumped into the car to head to the wonderful and historic city of Canterbury. Living not too far away, I reached my first destination within 45 minutes. I began at the main medieval wall that circles the city. My eyes lit up when I noticed a monument on top of a steep hill, which gave me a fantastic view of the city, including the spectacular and world-famous cathedral.
I fixed my camera to my tripod, and sat there, enjoying the view, while setting a 30-second exposure. After a few attempts I was happy with the results and decided that it was time to move on.
This story is from the December 2016 edition of PhotoPlus : The Canon Magazine.
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