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25 June, 2024

The “Troytsa” – a Religious Resistance Symbol in Bessarabia

By Julian Tanase

The Troytsa is a religious monument, showing Christ on a cross (or just a cross) in various models, depending on the artist’s skills or local custom. It is made many times in a ...

5 June, 2024

5 frames with Nikkormat FT3 in Meidling, Wien

By Julian Tanase

Again, Vienna. There’s something about this city; it attracts me in a way that no other city does. The place is a dream come true for any photographer, be that medium of film or...

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Bob Janes on A third of a roll with a Pentax Spotmatic F and Kentmere Pan 200
Thank you. The little 28 is a gem - not hugely fast, but small and not horrendously expensive as the…
Bob Janes on A third of a roll with a Pentax Spotmatic F and Kentmere Pan 200
I find ISO 200 to be quite a nice compromise. Recently I've more been playing with pulling ISO 400 film…
Tim Piscitelli on One Shot Story – Resilience
Thanks Geoff. I am on a mission to write the who-what-where-when's on the back of meaningful photos. I have a…

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