Palais Royal in Paris photographed analogue on Fuji400 film by Alexandra Vonk
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Palais Royal, one of my most favourite buildings in Paris. The interplay between new and old architecture is stunning. This print was photographed analogue with the medium tomato camera Contax 645 or fuji 400h film.
Created by Alexandra Vonk.
This artwork is offered by Alexandra Vonk
As a European analog wedding photographer, I get to the most beautiful places. Crazy about historic French buildings, flowers and pastel colors. I mainly shoot analog with one medium format camera on Fuji 400h film.
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