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Andre

Where Light Goes to Die

🧻 Unibrom in Kodak D9
🎞️ Ilford XP2 Super
📷 Canon EOS 3






This image depicts a dimly lit, arched underground corridor of an old building. The corridor has curved ceilings with exposed pipes running along its length, and the walls appear aged and worn, showing signs of decay and grime. Two hanging square lanterns cast dramatic shadows, enhancing the mysterious, almost eerie atmosphere of the space. The floor features a striking black-and-white checkerboard tile pattern, partially damaged and worn with time. The image is a *lith print*, a photographic technique known for its high contrast, gritty texture, and subtle tones, especially in the highlights. It was printed in a darkroom, giving the photograph its characteristic moody and artistic quality, with deep blacks, glowing whites, and a slightly grainy texture that adds to the nostalgic and haunting feel of the scene.
Apr 09, 2025, 09:25 AM·Public
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Ambivalena
OMG!! This is a fantastic shot. Love the vintage take on the motif. Wow!!
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Andre

@ambivalena thank you Lena! It's a dedication to Noir movies 🎥

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Viktor Tokariev 🇺🇦

@andre ах, знамениті станції львівського метро

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Andre

@victor_tokarev Ахаха 🤣
саме так

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Kraksen
It's a shame the like button only works once. Love your lith prints and photography in general, but this here is definitely my thing.
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Andre

@kraks Thank you for your kind words!

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