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Guard of Honour
It took me a while to post another photo from Orwochrom series, mostly because restoration of these slides is very challenging :) I was also busy a bit shooting FP4 (120), Portra (finally!) and my fav Ektar with new Canon AE1 Program (it already became an extension of me - gosh, I love this camera!).
Here what you can see is a guard of honour on Kościuszki square (Tadeusz Kościuszko was a Polish army officer and statesman who gained fame both for his role in the American Revolution and for his leadership of a national insurrection in his homeland - britannica.com). This is a view towards city centre. In the centre of this photo taken most probably in 1980 there's a monument in remembrance of fighters for national and social liberation (difficult to translate - old, socialistic denomination was horribly pompous). In 1946 this monument replaced another old monument of prussian general Friedrich Bogislav Von Tauentzien (former name of this square was Tauentzien Platz).
More about Orwochrom series: www.flickr.com/photos/143184955@N07/39973317121/in/datepo...
Guard of Honour
It took me a while to post another photo from Orwochrom series, mostly because restoration of these slides is very challenging :) I was also busy a bit shooting FP4 (120), Portra (finally!) and my fav Ektar with new Canon AE1 Program (it already became an extension of me - gosh, I love this camera!).
Here what you can see is a guard of honour on Kościuszki square (Tadeusz Kościuszko was a Polish army officer and statesman who gained fame both for his role in the American Revolution and for his leadership of a national insurrection in his homeland - britannica.com). This is a view towards city centre. In the centre of this photo taken most probably in 1980 there's a monument in remembrance of fighters for national and social liberation (difficult to translate - old, socialistic denomination was horribly pompous). In 1946 this monument replaced another old monument of prussian general Friedrich Bogislav Von Tauentzien (former name of this square was Tauentzien Platz).
More about Orwochrom series: www.flickr.com/photos/143184955@N07/39973317121/in/datepo...