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EKVL, The interior of the western part of Hangar 2 at the former Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The hangar was built in 1937. The hangar was the home of the Danish Air Force Sikorsky S-61 search and rescue helicopters 1965-2004.

The interior of the western part of Hangar 2 at the former Vaerloese Air Base in Denmark. The hangar was built in 1937. The hangar was the home of the Danish Air Force Sikorsky S-61 search and rescue helicopters 1965-2004.

Photo Info

Airport	EKVL
Photographer	Jan Lundsteen-Jensen Contact More photos by Jan Lundsteen-Jensen
Shot Date	2018-05-05
Upload Date	2026-03-03
Views	117

EXIF Data

Camera Make	Apple
Camera Model	iPhone 5
Lens	iPhone 5 back camera 4.12mm f/2.4
Shutter Speed	1/191 sec
Aperture	f/2.4
ISO	50
Focal Length	4.1 mm
Exposure Bias	+1.61 EV
Metering Mode	Spot
White Balance	Auto
Software	10.3.3
Dimensions	3264 × 2448
Date Taken	2018-05-05 14:20:22

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