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This is all inside a couple of kilometers between Bled (very pretty) and Ljubljana (very pretty). It’s the mountains but it’s also not just the mountains. In fact, while googling where exactly that church was, I found that there’s another one just like it not too far away. So not even “beautiful church on mountain…

i think the tree fungus there is supposed to be clouds and angels but that’s really more from context With a Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on Foma Ortho 400

It’s not quite as serene in real life as it looks here because there’s many many people walking around it, obviously. But it’s a very interesting place. The gravestones are that tightly packed because the cemetery was not allowed to expand so they basically had to stack the graves above one another, but they kept…

With a 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on Rollei Ortho 25 plus.

this got a bit darker than i wanted but only a little bit. With a Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on Kodak Ektar 100. As usual, guided by technological limitations (f3.8 for 1s) and not so much by a light meter. Okay and underdeveloped at home, that also didn’t help.

The Internet: Rectilinear lenses [ensure] that straight lines remain straight in your photographs. This is crucial in scenarios where maintaining the correct proportions and shape of subjects is essential, such as architectural and interior photography. Me: For houses use a fisheye because it do make funny shape. A 30 mm Zodiak-8 lens in this case,…