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Charley Parker

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5 years ago
Get ready for a shit ton of Serbian street photography, here’s #1 Nikon N80, Rokinon 35mm f1.5, CineStill 50D #35mm #nikon #cinestill50d #balkan
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Posted On: November 9th 2021, 01:54 am
Get ready for a shit ton of Serbian street photography, here’s #1

Nikon N80, Rokinon 35mm f1.5, CineStill 50D

#35mm #nikon #cinestill50d #balkan
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_filmmaker_world_ 4 years ago

_filmmaker_world_

📸This shot is really so lovely if you want we can share the post chek your message inbox📩📩 ❤️

tiffstevensoncomic 5 years ago

tiffstevensoncomic

Love this Charley! You @oliviarouyre @paul0berto & @syd_craven are going to have prints I want !

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