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Shadows and Pavers

Posted on 2016-Oct-26 by adohertyh

A whole new point of view on the shadows of Gunnison Chapel across the quad. Much like my last post, I love the intentional alignments of the designs.

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Posted in Canton, New YorkTagged aerial, Canton, chapel, DJI, drone, HDR, Landscape, New York, North Country, Phantom 3, photography, quadcopter, shadows, St. Lawrence, University

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