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Arrival of Firewood
October 8th, 2009
A diptych, taken with the Chaika II. To be honest, Chaika II is almost made for diptychs, because it’s a half-frame camera. This means that instead of one shot you can take two; while using regular 35mm film you can shot twice as many photos as with a regular camera.
Diptych is a picture that has two parts.
If you’re interested in this camera, you may read more (and look at the photos) on the Chaika II camera page.
see üks tüüp seal paremapoolsel kaadril on küll väga kummituslik…