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gaeger wrote:
Thanks, Oliver. I was really pleased by the Ilford so I bought a bunch more. It's well-suited to urban landscapes.

That's interesting because I read something about the Ildord XP2 this WE telling it's very nice, contrasty with fine grain. This BW film is particular as it is developed using c41 as color films.

@Edgar : what a beautifuk angel's jump. Like 1 small


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chamonix 45N2, schneider angulon 72/5,6XL, foma 100, print 13x18cm on old foton paper expired 1987


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Ruins of old quarry abandoned during the Great Depression, Hamden, Connecticut
50 mm f1,7 Planar T, Sony a7R.





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MarcinS wrote:

chamonix 45N2, schneider angulon 72/5,6XL, foma 100, print 13x18cm on old foton paper expired 1987


Excellent work !
Where is it taken ?


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May be I'm wrong, but seems it is from Poland. There is a similar ceiling in St. Bernard church (14-17 centuries) in Vilnius . Architects from Gdansk were working on this late Gothic building.


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Teo wrote:

Excellent work !
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Poland, Malbork (Marienbourg), Medieval Castle of Teutonic Order,
Polish knighthood crashed them at Tannenberg in 1410.


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Well, Polish, Lithuanian, two regiments from Smolensk, Tatarian, all under leadership of Jagello and Vytautas.
A few of my websites passwords are hooked on this date, easy to remember:-))
Through the 70-th I had participade in all Malbork Exlibris Biennales.
Czesc!


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Paulius wrote:
Well, Polish, Lithuanian, two regiments from Smolensk, Tatarian, all under leadership of Jagello and Vytautas.
Czesc!


Yes, it was a huge alliance. We were brothers in arms. Later something went terribly wrong.


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MarcinS wrote:
Teo wrote:

Excellent work !
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Poland, Malbork (Marienbourg), Medieval Castle of Teutonic Order,
Polish knighthood crashed them at Tannenberg in 1410.


I suspected it , but wasn't shure .I hope I'll be able to visit the Gdansk area some day ...


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Teo wrote:

I suspected it , but wasn't shure .I hope I'll be able to visit the Gdansk area some day ...


If you have a chance, take it. It is worth more than thousand words. And please, take audio guide. It will recognize your position and tell the story about where you are. The voice recorded id thrilling Smile


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MarcinS wrote:
Teo wrote:

I suspected it , but wasn't shure .I hope I'll be able to visit the Gdansk area some day ...


If you have a chance, take it. It is worth more than thousand words. And please, take audio guide. It will recognize your position and tell the story about where you are. The voice recorded id thrilling Smile

I saw pictures from there , very appealing .
On the other hand , in my ancestors managed to go there and take part to the battle in 1410 (there were some 400 -900 archers and infantry and 25 noblemen lead by the logothete Alexandrel Mihaiu sent from Moldavia to support the Polish Lithuanian coalition by the Prince Alexandru cel Bun ) ,it should easier to get there now Wink
By the way , wich is the better time there to visit (I need warm and sunny asa much as possible to convince my wife to move the hollydays towards north )

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Teo wrote:

By the way , wich is the better time there to visit (I need warm and sunny asa much as possible to convince my wife to move the hollydays towards north )


I used 100ASA @ 64ASA. You can use a tripod with no hesitations. We have had a law in Poland since 2008, that you can shot all for free but with no flash Wink Earlier, you had to pay extra ticket for shooting. :]
There is a lot of people in the summer, but in September, we have a warm and colorful autumn here, so this is a great time to visit. Its sunny, warm, and people are just after their vacations, so no crowds Wink


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MarcinS wrote:
Teo wrote:

By the way , wich is the better time there to visit (I need warm and sunny asa much as possible to convince my wife to move the hollydays towards north )


I used 100ASA @ 64ASA. You can use a tripod with no hesitations. We have had a law in Poland since 2008, that you can shot all for free but with no flash Wink Earlier, you had to pay extra ticket for shooting. :]
There is a lot of people in the summer, but in September, we have a warm and colorful autumn here, so this is a great time to visit. Its sunny, warm, and people are just after their vacations, so no crowds Wink



Great !


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Teo wrote:

Great !


so have fun, and show pics Wink


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For the moment , until I'll organise such a trip , some pics closer to my hometown



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Or farther from my hometown ,from another hanseatic town , if we spoke about Gdansk .

The town hall from Lubeck


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How about nautical architecture? The steamship Virginia V at berth in Seattle. Nikon Series E 50mm f1.8, Nikon D600, Ilford XP2 black and white film.



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Tokyo Kogaku RE, Auto-Topcor 2.8/35



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gum bichromat, 30x25cm digital negative made of canon 5D shot,


sinar f2, schneider super angulon 72XL, fuji velvia


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St.Petri in Hamburg , Canon FD 50/1,4 on nex3



same church interior



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