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Photo ID: AP49218

EKVL, The western part of Hangar 3 at the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The hangar was built in 1936. A few years after the photo was taken the hangar was renovated and transformed into a community centre.

The western part of Hangar 3 at the closed Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The hangar was built in 1936. A few years after the photo was taken the hangar was renovated and transformed into a community centre.

Photo Info

Airport	EKVL
Photographer	Jan Lundsteen-Jensen Contact More photos by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
Shot Date	2012-11-29
Upload Date	2025-02-14
Views	302

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Canon
Camera Model	Canon DIGITAL IXUS 120 IS
Shutter Speed	1/60 sec
Aperture	f/3.5
ISO	100
Focal Length	8 mm
Exposure Bias	0 EV
Metering Mode	Pattern
White Balance	Auto
Software	Picasa
Dimensions	4000 × 2785
Date Taken	2012-11-29 13:37:35

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