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The Chapel

The Chapel

Holmenkollen Chapel was build in 1903 as a wooden church. The original building was set on fire, and burned down to the ground in 1992.

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Holmenkollen Chapel was build in 1903 as a wooden church. The original building was set on fire, and burned down to the ground in 1992.

The present building is build in the same style as the old stave churches.
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Jun, 2012

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Black & White

Excellent capture :)

Love the angle!

Fantastic Shot! Almost Eerie.. Cool Building!

Neat Shot, I like the architecture and that it is a wooden structure. Great POV , Lighting and Contrast.

nice

Great perspective and composition! Flavor!

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Film: Tri-x 400
Negative scan
Lab; Rolf Berntzen, Sweden

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Lens: Sekor Z 180mm, tube no. 1
Film: Fuji Acros 100
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Lab: Nameisis Film Paradise, L

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Camera: Canon 1V HS
Lens: Canon 24-105 f4
Film: TMax 100
Negative scan
Film processing: http:--www.enbrabild.se-

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Light: Danny B
Camera: Fuji GX680 iii 6x7 frame
Lens: Fujion GXM 180mm f3.2 - at f8 - 1-60 (+ 2stop)
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Lens: Sekor 50mm ULD f4.5 at f32 - 1-2 sek. Warming filter (85)
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Camera: Mamiya c330s
Lens: Sekor c 80mm f2.8 at f5.6 - 1sek
Film: TMax 400
Negative scan
Film processing: Tom Findahl
Developer: Kodak D76 Stock

Camera: Canon 1V HS
Lens: Canon 24-105 IS f4
Film: Kodak TX
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Lab: Rolf Berntzen, Sweden

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Just listen to the silence….

Camera: Mamiya RZ 67 Pro ll
Lens: Sekor Z

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Camera: Canon 1V HS
Lens: Canon 24-105 f4
Film: Fuji Superia 400
Negative scan
Film processing: http:--www.enbrabild.se-

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Camera: Mamiya c330s
Lens: Sekor c180mm Super f3.5 at 1-60 - f5.6
Meter: Sekonic L-75

One of the most photographed places in the world, but I think the sky adds something.

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When there’s proper play of light, shadow and lines - grey concrete can be art.

Camera: Mamiya c330s
Lens: Sekor c 80mm f4.5 at f8 - 1-60 sek.
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Camera: Canon 1V HS
Lens: Edge 80
Film: Fuji Superia 100 Expired nov. 2008 b&w conv.
Negative scan
Lab: Nameisis Film Paradise, Latvia

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