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An abstract detail of dome of The New Cultural and Educational Center with Planetarium in Yaroslavl..

This photo was taken on SONY Alpha NEX-6 and ...
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An abstract detail of dome of The New Cultural and Educational Center with Planetarium in Yaroslavl..

This photo was taken on SONY Alpha NEX-6 and a retro lens MC Helios-44M-7 58mm 1:2 from 1993.
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