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🧻 Bromexpress-2 18x24cm in Kodak D9
🎞️ Kodak Tri-X 400 in HC-110 1+63
📷 Minolta X-700 | MD 35-70mm f3.5





This image is a lith print made on old photographic paper. It depicts an upward perspective of a weathered, tall concrete or stucco building with visible surface cracks and peeling paint. The composition emphasizes the verticality of the structure, with two dark, rectangular windows interrupting the facade. The sky above is featureless and pale, adding to the stark and minimalist atmosphere. The lith printing process gives the photograph a distinctive tonal quality—rich, gritty blacks with a warm, slightly sepia-toned midtone and highlight range, contributing to its vintage, textured aesthetic. The paper’s aged look and the unique grain from the lith technique enhance the overall expressive mood of the print.
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Marvelous texture you've managed to capture. 💫
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