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The rhythm of life in the concrete jungle

🧻 Fomatone MG 131 8x10 in Moersch SE5
🎞️ Kodak Tri-X 400@800 in HC-110 1+63
📷 Canon EOS 3 | Canon EF 17-40mm f/4 L

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This lith print shows a stark, atmospheric urban interior — a long concrete corridor supported by massive rectangular columns that recede rhythmically into the distance. The space feels cavernous and slightly oppressive, emphasized by the heavy grain, mottled textures, and uneven tonal transitions typical of the lith printing process. A solitary human figure appears blurred in motion on the left side of the frame, walking through the corridor. The figure’s indistinct outline suggests transience and anonymity, as if the person is momentarily passing through an indifferent architectural landscape. The motion blur contrasts with the rigid, immovable geometry of the columns and tiled floor. The surface of the print is alive with lith grain: speckled shadows, rough highlights, and cloudy midtones that give the image a weathered, almost decaying quality. This texture softens the hard lines of the architecture while adding a sense of time, erosion, and instability. Overall, the image evokes themes of isolation, movement through liminal space, and the tension between human presence and brutalist architecture.
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Back in time

🧻 Fomatone MG 131 8x10 in Moersch SE5
🎞️ Kodak Tmax 400 (exp. 2012) in HC-110 1+31
📷 Minox 35ML

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This lith print captures a quiet, slightly desolate residential courtyard, rendered in warm, gritty tones characteristic of the process. An old utility truck, its boxy form softened by the lith’s creamy highlights and coarse grain, stands parked near a puddle that mirrors the vehicle and the bare trees around it. A worker in a reflective vest leans against the truck’s side, adding a small but human focal point within the otherwise still, almost static scene. The surrounding Soviet-era apartment blocks rise in the background, their weathered façades blending into the textured shadows produced by the lith development. The scattered leaves, the warped posters on a nearby metal structure, and the muted, fog-like contrast all contribute to a mood of quiet routine—an everyday moment transformed by the lith process into something nostalgic, atmospheric, and slightly melancholic
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'Eisige Zeiten' // 'lcy Times' #FotoVorschlag

Polonyna Borzhava ridge

🧻 Berezka 24x30cm in D-9
🎞️ Ilford HP5 plus in Moersch Tanol 1+1+100
📷 Canon EOS 3 | Canon EF 17-40 L f4

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#35mm
#carpathianMountains

This lith print captures a quiet, almost otherworldly winter scene from the Carpathians. A line of heavily snow-laden fir trees leans gently along a sloping hillside, their forms sculpted into soft, abstract shapes by wind and frost. The sky above is filled with textured, mottled clouds that add a sense of depth and quiet tension, contrasting with the smooth, untouched snow in the foreground. The lith process gives the image its distinctive warm, slightly sepia tone and gritty shadow texture, creating a timeless, atmospheric mood. The combination of delicate grain, soft highlights, and deep, expressive shadows makes the landscape feel both serene and slightly surreal — a frozen, silent world paused in mid-breath
#filmphotography #35mm #FotoVorschlag #lithprint #darkroomprint #believeinfillm #paperarcheology #carpathianmountains

Living in a box

🧻 Berezka 24x30 см in Moersch Easy Lith
🎞️ Bergger Pancro 400@800 in Ilford Microphen
📷 Canon EOS 3

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This lith print depicts a portrait seen through a drinking glass held up by the person themselves. The circular rim of the glass frames the face, distorting it slightly and creating ripples of soft, swirling tones around the central eye. The heavy grain and high contrast typical of lith printing intensify the sense of texture, giving the image a tactile, almost atmospheric quality. The visible eye, emerging sharply from the darkened interior of the glass, becomes the focal point—quiet, direct, and introspective. The surrounding shapes blur into abstract rings, as if the world outside the glass dissolves into soft haze. The result is a portrait that feels both intimate and experimental, blending human presence with analogue distortion to evoke a sense of self-observation and quiet mystery
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