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Aniva lighthouse, Sakhalin, Russia
Now-deserted lighthouse on the southmost point of Sakhalin island was bulit in 1939 by japanese. It really looks like some kind of fairy-tale castle, especially when approached from the sea during the foggy weather. It is a well-built structure, with polished concrete walls inside - it was serviced until 90ies i think, and worked as an automated lighthouse for some time as well (fuelled with some kind of nuclear batteries). Not safe to climb, but you still want to look inside.
Shot with Rolleiflex 2.8gx on Kodak Ektar
Aniva lighthouse, Sakhalin, Russia
Now-deserted lighthouse on the southmost point of Sakhalin island was bulit in 1939 by japanese. It really looks like some kind of fairy-tale castle, especially when approached from the sea during the foggy weather. It is a well-built structure, with polished concrete walls inside - it was serviced until 90ies i think, and worked as an automated lighthouse for some time as well (fuelled with some kind of nuclear batteries). Not safe to climb, but you still want to look inside.
Shot with Rolleiflex 2.8gx on Kodak Ektar