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Chernobyl: Photography in an Exclusion Zone

The Chornobyl Exclusion Zone is a chilling, yet fascinating place full of stories and visual contrasts. Today, the area destroyed by the nuclear power plant accident draws photographers from all over the world, especially Urbex photographers. In this article, we’ll take you to the most fascinating places around Chornobyl, including the Red Forest, the monumental Duga radar, and the Monument to Those Who Saved the World.

Car Photography

There are many reasons and ways to photograph cars and motorcycles. If you want to sell your used car, a good photo can increase your chances of actually selling it. You can also focus on lifestyle portraits with interesting cars, or capture the atmosphere of car races and events.

Chernobyl The Abandoned City of Pripyat

The Chornobyl disaster left a lasting mark on world history, and its effects are still felt today. Pripyat, the ghost town it left behind, is a place where nature has reclaimed the city. Come and use photography to explore a place that offers a fascinating glimpse into the past.

Geocaching: How To Use Photos from Cache Hunts

Geocaching is a recreational activity recognized around the world. It combines outdoor adventures with modern technology. Join in the search for hidden caches and get many photos filled with memories. How can you creatively use these photos without revealing the secret locations of the caches?

A Guide to Photography in Spain

Spain is a very diverse and culturally rich country. But what makes Spain so addictive are the people and their way of life. Getting in tune with the Spanish vibe means slowing down and enjoying every minute. A good photo lurks around every corner. But where should you go if you have little time and still want to experience and capture Spain in its true spirit?

Photo Story: The Crested Tit

Sometimes I go to the lake or into the woods, sit down, and after a while, get pictures of precisely what I came for. However, this was not the case with this particular photograph. My legs still ache when I look at it now, several months later. Here's the story of how this photo of a Crested Tit came to be.

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