A couple more from the weeks and streets that were Lviv.
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Posts Tagged 'Ukraine'
leavin’ Lviv
Published May 9, 2010 Uncategorized 4 CommentsTags: 35mm, Adventure, Backpacker, Backpacking, blogsherpa, Expired Film, Film, Journey, Lomo LC-A, Lviv, Photography, Tourist Information, Travel, Ukraine
Yalta
Published April 6, 2010 Uncategorized 6 CommentsTags: 120, 35mm, Adventure, Black Sea, blogsherpa, Crimea, Expired Film, Hasselblad, Ilford, Journey, Lomo LC-A, Medium Format, Photography, Travel, Ukraine, Winter, Yalta
Krim Hotel – Hasselblad 500CM / Ilford – FP4 Plus 125
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Black Sea.
Published April 4, 2010 Uncategorized 5 CommentsTags: Beach, Black Sea, blogsherpa, Expired Film, Lomo LC-A, Odessa, Photography, Ukraine, Winter
Odessa – Sometimes you get to go on holidays when your on holidays.
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Rollin’ in style
Published March 25, 2010 Uncategorized 6 CommentsTags: Adventure, Backpacker, Backpacking, Journey, Review, Russia, Tourist Information, Train Travel, Ukraine
Getting from A to B in the USSR.
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Lviv
Published March 11, 2010 Uncategorized 8 CommentsTags: 120, Film, Hasselblad, Journey, Kodak, Lviv, Medium Format, Photography, Portra, Tourist Information, Travel, Ukraine
Ukraine’s most un-Ukrainian city.
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Welcome to Chernobyl, pt 2
Published March 5, 2010 Uncategorized 10 CommentsTags: 35mm, Adventure, Backpacking, Bleak, blogsherpa, Chernobyl, Deserted, Expired Film, Film, Journey, Lomo LC-A, Photography, Pripyat, Tourist Information, Travel, Ukraine
The insides of devastation.
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Bleak-o Tourism… Welcome to Chernobyl
Published March 1, 2010 Uncategorized 53 CommentsTags: 35mm, Adventure, Bleak, blogsherpa, Chernobyl, Deserted, Expired Film, Film, Journey, Lomo LC-A, Photography, Pripyat, Tour, Tourist Information, Travel, Ukraine, Visit
I have been waiting a long time for this day.
Chernobyl Nuclear Reactor, No.4
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