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The last publication of the year in this community will be in color.

Mário Soares was a Portuguese politician who served as Prime Minister and President of the Portuguese Republic

The human representations, the written stones and the museum space take us on a journey through time and history.

Today I bring you the first part of my train series.

The name “Tête d'Or” came from a legend that a treasure with the head of Christ could be buried in the park.

The popular 35mm analog rangefinder.

Hi, friends of HIVE! The color is what stands out the most in the photos you will see below, all of them were spontaneous and that's why I had so much fun taking them. Hola, amigos de HIVE! El color es

It was early summer with the leaves just barely coming out (yes, leaves come only in May). Overnight it had rained a lot but when I went out for a walk in the morning, the sun was already shining. I saw

Autumn has arrived but I was thinking about some photographic experiences earlier this year. In these photos, snow had mostly molten, though there were not many signs of grass coming out of the ground.

I have always been sceptical about expired film, especially when it comes from an unknown source. How has it been stored? Has it spend a couple of decades in some mouldy cellar? And what happened to the

For a long time, I've been thinking about what kind of meaningful post to share with the community. I have collected a set of film photos to share, but I was waiting for inspiration to strike. Well, bad

I found an old camera from the local second hand market. A 1930's vintage camera!

Recently, @solymi asked me to post some photos from my new (well, new to me!) 6x9 camera that I randomly came across. Flea markets are usually full of items that can be put into use. I appreciate it that

If I didn't know that I used an ISO 100 film, I would have assumed it was something like Kodak 3200 developed to ISO 3200 in Rodinal. Well, at least I would have been right about the developer. The film

This soft fluffy ball is not exactly a dandelion but some plant relative to it. I have no idea what its name actually is but it does not really matter. What I know is that it was even softer than dandelions,

I love trains! And I love film photography! Combine the two and we get a photo like the one below. I visited a train museum. It was fairly dark inside and I only had ISO 100 film, Kodak TMax 100, so I

Pre exposed film of Waikiki.

Picnic sister date shot on 35mm film for the #monomad challenge.

Hello community! These two portraits are spontaneous shots that I did in a very particular hardcore concert, since it was in a square, during the day and outdoors. She is Manuela, a great person who I

Bejaia, Algeria 📷Canon EOS Rebel G 35mm - 50mm f/1.4 🎞 Fujicolor C200