Cathedral of Canterbury by Rob Boon
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Canterbury Cathedral is England's most famous cathedral and the seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Primate of the Anglican Church.
Created by Rob Boon.
This artwork is offered by Rob Boon
Encouraged by friends I started digital photography in 2010. I specialize in Landscape and Macro photography. Architecture and Industrial Heritage are also part of the portfolio. I always try to push the limits of the technical possibilities. My passion is the Heuvelland in Zuid-Limburg where I spend many hours under exceptional conditions to shoot that special picture...
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