This is a photo of the Pyramid of The Sun, Teotihuacan, Mexico, 2003. I went to Mexico with one of my bands (Artrosis). We were the headliner of metal festival in Mexico City. On the 3rd day of our stay in that country we went for a trip to Teotihuacan, Pre Aztec city. The pyramid on the photo is the biggest pyramid after Egyptian ones (as far as I know). We had strange weather conditions on that day. There was a bit of sun, but it was rather cloudy with rainfalls and thunderstorms. The photo was taken using Eastern German mirror camera - Praktica BX20. It was scanned and processed (including desaturation) about one year ago.
This photo was taken more in April 2006 during my first trip to Kerry. The photo was taken from the road over the Portmagee.
July 1996, North Uist, Outer Hebrides, Scotland. We were travelling by small bus throughout the Outerhebrides. To take that photo I forced our driver to stop and go back to that place. Two old skinny horses and the old ruined traditional old house.The photo was taken using old Russian mirror camera - Zenith ET, and scanned from the original print about one year ago. Unfortunately my old camera was scratching all my films, and the original print was also affected by time, so you can find quality of that photo quite low. There was some additional processing including blending layers in Photoshop.
The smallest whisky distillery in the world - Edradour, Pitlochry, Scotland. This photo was taken in 1995, using an old Russian Zenith mirror camera, which was my good companion for 10 years of travelling around the Europe. The photo was scanned about a year ago from the original print.
