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Rodalquilar: an abandoned gold mine

Posted on April 30, 2019

Time to leave colour behind and this is the perfect opportunity: Spanish light and contrast.
The images below show an abandoned gold mine near a small village called Rodalquilar, Andalusia, Spain

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Category: Andalucía, Architecture, Art, B&W, Cityscapes, Gallery, History, landscapes, Photography, Spain Tagged: architecture, Black and white photography, gold mine, light, mine, photograph, photography, Rodalquilar, Spain

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