WPPD 2012

made on April 29, 2012 ----- Royal Springs at the Kozienicka Forest (central Poland) - a traditional hunting site of Polish kings ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2012 ----- stairs leading down to the Royal Springs at the Kozienicka Forest (central Poland) - a traditional hunting site of Polish kings ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

made on April 29, 2012 ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2012 ----- path leading to the Royal Springs at the Kozienicka Forest (central Poland) - a traditional hunting site of Polish kings ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

made on April 29, 2012 ----- I met them at a wooden path leading to the Royal Springs at the Kozienicka Forest ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2012 ----- wooden path leading to the Royal Springs at the Kozienicka Forest (central Poland) - a traditional hunting site of Polish kings ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

made on April 29, 2012 ----- In 1409, King Władysław II Jagiełło of Poland ordered a wooden pontoon bridge to be built near Kozienice. The bridge was then moved to Czerwińsk (100 miles down the Vistula river) and in 1410 used by the joint Polish-Lithuanian army to cross the Vistula. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic_War This is a partial replica of the original bridge - to be seen in Kozienice where its story began. ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day 2012 ----- In 1409, King Władysław II Jagiełło of Poland ordered a wooden pontoon bridge to be built near Kozienice. The bridge was then moved to Czerwińsk (100 miles down the Vistula river) and in 1410 used by the joint Polish-Lithuanian army to cross the Vistula. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic_War ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)

made on April 29, 2012 ----- In 1409, King Władysław II Jagiełło of Poland ordered a wooden pontoon bridge to be built near Kozienice. The bridge was then moved to Czerwińsk (100 miles down the Vistula river) and in 1410 used by the joint Polish-Lithuanian army to cross the Vistula. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish-Lithuanian-Teutonic_War ----- Pinhole 0.2 mm + Ilford FP4+ + Kodak D-76(1+1)