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WWII Concrete Fortification

by Ref-G

137 photos
$39.99

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Photo Pack

The gun battery fortification built on the Australian coast near Melbourne. It hasn't been in used after the Second World War and got buried in sand until it was recently dug out.

You will find sharp clean photos of the abandon concrete structure in this pack.

Details

Content Type Commercial
Included 137 photos (942 MB)
Quality 6000x4000
Equipment Sony a6000, 16-50mm, Canon 77D, 70-300mm L
Location Mornington, Australia
Category Fortifications, Abandoned, Historical, Military
Tags architecture, arms, Australia, citadel, concrete, defense, earthwork, force, forces, fort, fortification, fortress, historical, indoors, military, Mornington, outdoors, outpost, protection, scenic, sea, seaside, second, shield, tunnel, tunnels, two, underground, view, war, warfare, weapon, weaponry, weapons, world

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