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Ronchamp chapel before the storm, shot on Pentacon Six

Unexpectedly amazing modernism shot in Galle (Sri Lanka) on my medium format Pentacon Six

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Church of Saint Adalbert of Prague in Częstochowa, Poland. After a lot of effort, the authorities gave permission for the construction of the church in the place of a garbage dump, under the circumstances of using the steel skeleton in the project.  © Kuba Snopek

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60mm film test – tested on a renovated skyscraper in Wroclaw

The capitol is as awesome, as it was 2000 years ago #capitol #rome #architecture #ancient

A burnt cur in London’s Robin Hood Gardens, June 2015

The biggest construction of the 2000s in Poland: the Licheń church. Built in the middle of an empty field nearby Poznan, Licheń is one of the biggest worship objects in the world.

Reward for those, who wake up early: a beautiful foggy morning. Mazury, Poland, May 2015

A sailing boat parked in the fog in the Mazury lakes in Poland, May 2015

An orthodox church, some 200km north from Moscow. This church, as well as thousands of others, have been standing like this since the times of the Revolution.

A burning wooden house, some 200km north from Moscow. The area of northern Volga is so deserted that a big fire that would normally gather a huge audience has not attracted anyone.

The library of the Russian Academy of Sciences during the fire, which destroyed the building on the 30/31st of January 2015. The building was designed by one of the most prominent Soviet architects Yakov Belopolski and opened in 1974.

A random, strange structure covering the Spasskaya towet on the Red Square unexpectedly became a strong architectural statement in the landscape of Moscow

A huge Tesla coil complex, hidden in the forests of the Moscow Region.