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sem-sinchenko, 21 days ago to architecture

Another day, another photo of Yugoslav modernist architecture :D

This is the New Belgrade Municipality. Built in 1975, architect Ljupko Ćurčić. One of my favorites in all of the New Belgrade!

#Belgrade #socialistmodernism #yugoslavmodernism #yugoslavarchitecture #architecture #architecturephoto #photo #serbia #serbianarchitecture #brutalism #brutalismarchitecture

A modernist building made from glass and concrete. The view from the right.
A modernist building made from glass and concrete. The view from the left.

sem-sinchenko, 22 days ago to random

Street arts on the backside of the building of the faculty of the dramatic arts in Belgrade.

#Belgrade #streetart

A street art. A woman with long hairs that are filled with symbols. The colors are mostly blue and black.
A street art. Two-thirds of the painting are filled with light beams, and the sorce of that light is a man without skin (?).
Multiple street arts on the wall.

sem-sinchenko, 24 days ago to random

A famous market of #Sarajevo, #BiH

sem-sinchenko, 3 months ago to BelieveInFilm

Another photo from the Portra 800 roll of 2023. I remember the moment I took it: the sun was going down, I wanted to finish the roll and just shot random stuff around me.

📷 Olympus OM-1
🎞️ Kodak Portra 800

#BelieveInFilm #FilmPhotography #FilmIsNotDead #Belgrade #Serbia

sem-sinchenko, 3 months ago to BelieveInFilm

This Portra 800 from 2023 was lost. I found it by chance. There were some nice photos on it, like this view from the Zemun Fortress to New Belgrade.

📷 Olympus OM-1
🎞️ Kodak Portra 800

#believeinfilm #filmphotography #filmisnotdead #belgrade #serbia

A view on the place when Danube and Sava rivers merge.
A panoramic view on the New Belgrade from Zemun Fortress.

sem-sinchenko, 4 months ago to BelieveInFilm

📷 Olympus OM-1 + OM Zuiko 28/2.8
🎞️ Kodak ColorPlus 400

#believeinfilm #35mm #filmphotography #photography #analogphotography #filmisnotdead #olympusom1 #belgrade #serbia #socialistmodernism #modernistarchitecture

sem-sinchenko, 8 months ago to architecture

Avala Tower, Belgrade, Serbia. Built in 1965 by the project of Uglješa Bogunović, Slobodan Janjić and Milan Krstić. Destroyed in 1999 by air strikes, rebuild by the original project in 2010. One of the most famous example of Yugoslavian socialist-modernism and brutalism. Picture of the tower was in a exhibition "Toward a concrete Utopia" that opened to the world Yugoslavian modernist architecture.

#brutalism #socialistmodernism #modernistarchitecture #architecture #architecturephoto #architecturephotography #brutalistarchitecture #serbianarchitecture #serbia #belgrade #sonyilce7 #manuallens