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When we went to the abandonded Saturn factory in Pripyat I had some iconic moments. The premise was intended to produce typewriters, there have also been some early computer keyboards, which were a rare commodity in the soviet block. Within the building was a smal dark room with a safe with radioactive warning signs. We had to lit it for me to superexpose for a minute. It's unclear for what this chamber was intended...
When we went to the abandonded Saturn factory in Pripyat I had some iconic moments. The premise was intended to produce typewriters, there have also been some early computer keyboards, which were a rare commodity in the soviet block. Within the building was a smal dark room with a safe with radioactive warning signs. We had to lit it for me to superexpose for a minute. It's unclear for what this chamber was intended...
When we went to the abandonded Saturn factory in Pripyat I had some iconic moments. The premise was intended to produce typewriters, there have also been some early computer keyboards, which were a rare commodity in the soviet block. Within the building was a smal dark room with a safe with radioactive warning signs. We had to lit it for me to superexpose for a minute. It's unclear for what this chamber was intended...
When we went to the abandonded Saturn factory in Pripyat I had some iconic moments. The premise was intended to produce typewriters, there have also been some early computer keyboards, which were a rare commodity in the soviet block. Within the building was a smal dark room with a safe with radioactive warning signs. We had to lit it for me to superexpose for a minute. It's unclear for what this chamber was intended...
When we went to the abandonded Saturn factory in Pripyat I had some iconic moments. The premise was intended to produce typewriters, there have also been some early computer keyboards, which were a rare commodity in the soviet block. Within the building was a smal dark room with a safe with radioactive warning signs. We had to lit it for me to superexpose for a minute. It's unclear for what this chamber was intended...
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
Some pictures of my favorite infrared film from Kodak, which unfortunately no longer exist.
I particularly like the over-radiation of the lights which are caused by the lack of the antihalo layer.
