
You are not allowed to photograph any indoor buildings or items which is why my photos look so repetitive. And since it was Sunday, St. George’s Chapel was off limits for tourists, which is why our tour was only 2-3 hours.
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You are not allowed to photograph any indoor buildings or items which is why my photos look so repetitive. And since it was Sunday, St. George’s Chapel was off limits for tourists, which is why our tour was only 2-3 hours.
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Was it foggy? Many of the photos are gray and fuzzy.
And I don't see a picture of the complete castle.
They must have changed the rules. I visited Windsor Castle many years ago and have lots of photos of its interior.
Does King Charles actually live there? I'd rather have a nice bungalow.
I think the pictures look good
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I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy ✈️ I’m a traveler who loves going to different places, seeing how people live, and tasting local food in simple, real ways 🌍
For outdoor Windsor Castle shots, “repetitive” is totally normal—it’s mainly walls, towers, and courtyards. Focus on:
- Varying angles (low/high, corner shots of walls)
- Details (flags, stonework, guards, gates)
- People for scale and life
Even without interiors or St. George’s Chapel, you can still capture the atmosphere and grandeur of the castle from outside 🏰📸