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Stock Photo
Important: This is human stock. Please be respectful with the people shown on the pictures. Do not use our human stock in a defamatory way (e.g. pornograhic, extremely violent or erotic artworks).
Location: Freienfels, Middle Germany
Terms of Use: Free for uncommercial use as references and photomanips, free for print sales inside of dA, free for SIM games outside of dA.
Photo must be edited somehow! Don't repost the original picture anywhere and claim it as your photo! Credit us!
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Seen on the Picture: Burgfestspiele Mittelaltermarkt Freienfels 2014/Medieval Festival at the Castle of Freienfels (Germany)
Tags: Stock Photo LuDa Reference Medieval Freienfels Medieval Clothes Garment Robe Landsknecht Historic Dark Age 14th 15th Century Jerkin Surcot Hose Skirt Chemise Gown Burgher Marketplace Village Noblewoman Lady Witch
Important: This is human stock. Please be respectful with the people shown on the pictures. Do not use our human stock in a defamatory way (e.g. pornograhic, extremely violent or erotic artworks). Location: Freienfels, Middle Germany
Terms of Use: Free for uncommercial use as references and photomanips, free for print sales inside of dA, free for SIM games outside of dA.
Photo must be edited somehow! Don't repost the original picture anywhere and claim it as your photo! Credit us!
Detailed terms of use, FAQ
Seen on the Picture: Burgfestspiele Mittelaltermarkt Freienfels 2014/Medieval Festival at the Castle of Freienfels (Germany)
Tags: Stock Photo LuDa Reference Medieval Freienfels Medieval Clothes Garment Robe Landsknecht Historic Dark Age 14th 15th Century Jerkin Surcot Hose Skirt Chemise Gown Burgher Marketplace Village Noblewoman Lady Witch
Image size
3000x2000px 4.68 MB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 7D
Shutter Speed
1/1000 second
Aperture
F/5.0
Focal Length
200 mm
ISO Speed
800
Date Taken
May 1, 2014, 5:15:44 PM
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Very good, except ... Benjamin Franklin, 1700's, and post-medieval, invented eyeglasses. Next time, could the model remove them and slip them into a pocket?