#sovietgoner

sovietgoner:

Engagement XX.

Masks, masks everywhere.

sovietgoner:

Engagement XIX.

Anomalous field located in Pripyat, Ukraine.

sovietgoner:

‘Curtain’

Commonplace scenery no.5.

sovietgoner:

Brave people of Ukraine, then and now.

sovietgoner:

Engagement XXII.

Pripyat remains a sanctuary of glass brick and torn books.

sovietgoner:

Engagement XXI.

Proper education.

Engagement XXII.

Pripyat remains a sanctuary of glass brick and torn books.

Engagement XXI.

Proper education.

Engagement XX.

Masks, masks everywhere.

Prometheus

35 years and one day.

Engagement XIX.

Anomalous field located in Pripyat, Ukraine.

Engagement XIV. – XVIII.

I’m back to serve you thrill.

Engagement XIII.

Jupiter.

Engagement XII.

Sizzling hot concrete and radioactive glow.

Engagement XI.

Gym theatre.

Engagement X.

Pripyat in, Pripyat over.

Engagement IX.

Yes, I know this is basic af.

Engagement VIII.

Stalker-bus we fortunately found.

Recently burned to the ground.

Engagement VII.

In contrast to fire and calamity outside.

It has been 34 years already.

Engagement V.

After many setbacks I began to wonder, if I would ever be able to imitate old soviet photographs. What was the secret? Can dSLR deliver a picture with crispness, contrast and grain of soviet analog? They yet feel so weathered, just like you are looking through dirty window pane.

Recently, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant revealed the secret and gave me access to the wisdom of ancient Masters. Only for a second, barely enough for couple of raw shots.

Turns out you have to take the picture through dirty window pane.