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Lens:  G2  Film:  Blanko C16  Using:  Oggl  "I've photographed this building previously while out on one of my photographic escapades. The building is an extremely angular mirrored building, which strikingly stands out against the older sandstone architecture...

Lens:  Tinto 1884  Film:  Uchitel 20  Using:  Oggl  "It seems to me that crows don’t like me too much but I managed to snap one in its full glory as it was trying to escape." Jozef Hipp...

    Lens:  Florence  Film:  Blackeys Extra Fine  Flash: off   "Florence is my all time favorite lens. It’s subtle, yet gorgeous, with beautiful tones and hues. Florence, however, works exceptionally well with monochrome films too, especially...

Lens:  Salvador 84  Film:  Gotland  Using:  Oggl  "There's something about people en masse that intrigues me. So many individuals with their own thoughts, desires, needs, etc. The Salvador 84 lens helped amplify that notion." Julia Nathanson  

Lens:  John S  Film:  BlacKeys SuperGrain  Flash: off "While I was in Corsica, just down a small street in Calvi, three young children were playing around with their shadows in the setting sun. Behind them, you can...

Lens:  Libatique 73  Film:  Irom 2000  Flash:  Jolly Rainbo 2X    "A lens like Libatique 73, inspired and released due to the promotion of the 2011 film "Cowboys and Aliens", may -at first glance- look irrelevant to...

Towering structures of steel and glass, busy lanes and avenues bustling with activity... Where we live, where we work, where we play. From London to New York to Singapore, share your cities with us all week long...

Lens:  Yoona  Film:  Robusta  Using:  Oggl  "Stranger in transit" "This was the last photo of the day. I'd be out shooting all day, and I was just a few blocks from home and walked to a location...

Lens:  G2  Film:  BlacKeys SuperGrain  Using:  Oggl  This photo is part of the portfolio "Cinéma Vérité" by Jose J. Lang-Lenton.