Eastern Europe

[Out to Lunch]

Yachts moored off Nidri, Lefkada, Greece. Epson R-D1x - Voigtlander Super-Wide Heliar V.II 4.5/15.

 

[jbielikowski]

Vision3 250D is so good this could be digital.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Chisinau, Moldova. City heating. Canon 1DMIII - EF L 2.8/24-70.

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatin silver print (hektor 50mm f2.5) leica ll

Babruysk, Belorussia, 2001

Erik.

 

[Freakscene]

Vision3 250D is so good this could be digital.

@jbielikowski how are you getting the 250D developed? In C41 or ECN2 chemistry? Are you using Cinestill?

 

[jbielikowski]

how are you getting the 250D developed? In C41 or ECN2 chemistry? Are you using Cinestill?

my local lab develop them in proper ECN2 chemistry, they also sell respooled film so total cost of one roll+dev is around 12$.

 

[p.giannakis]

Greece, August 2017
Kodak Tmax 400 in HC-110
Nikon F801

 

[Freakscene]

my local lab develop them in proper ECN2 chemistry, they also sell respooled film so total cost of one roll+dev is around 12$.

Wow. Well, that’s it, I need to move to Warszawa.

 

[p.giannakis]

Greece, August 2017
Kodak Tmax 400 in HC-110
Nikon F801

 

[p.giannakis]

Poland - April 2023
Ilford HP5 in HC110
Pentax ME / Pentax-m 35f/2.8

 

[jbielikowski]

Warsaw 2022, procession on Corpus Christi holiday.

 

[jbielikowski]

Nikon S3, 35/1.8, Fomapan 100.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Bucharest, Pipera. The original Fuji X100.

 

[thawkins]

The question is where does Eastern Europe start? Where‘s the exact center of the continent?
But good idea! I‘ll contribute a bit later.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Deep winter. Chisinau, Moldova. Canon 30D - EF L 2.8/24-70.

 

[p.giannakis]

Deep winter. Chisinau, Moldova. Canon 30D - EF L 2.8/24-70.

Our first family car was a LADA, so difficult to warm it up in winter. No rear seat belts either until 1986 when I think it became compulsory.

 

[santino]

Our first family car was a LADA, so difficult to warm it up in winter. No rear seat belts either until 1986 when I think it became compulsory.

That is interesting. Usually soviet cars warm up super fast and the heating works a treat. The rest may or may not work 😉

 

[p.giannakis]

That is interesting. Usually soviet cars warm up super fast and the heating works a treat. The rest may or may not work 😉

Noone could steal that car because you needed to know how to switch it on. In winter you had to turn the key with one hand whilst pressing the accelerator and pulling the choke with the other hand. If the engine didn't drown in petrol, it will start. It was my first car, i learned how to drive in it. Impossible to turn the steering wheel when stationary.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Usually soviet cars warm up super fast and the heating works a treat.

Not their trucks. I've seen Russian drivers light up fires underneath the engine block to defrost them. Cheers, OtL

 

[valdas]

Vilnius in late March. I don’t know if the Eastern Europe (the part which is outside of the influence of a little imperialistic narcissist) is so different from the Western Europe. Sure, every place has its flavor, but in general it converges more and more.

Minolta TC1, Fuji Reala (expired in 2001), developed in Fuji Hunt