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Preki1337
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[2009-04-28 14:05:28 +0000 UTC]
"Maciej Prekurat (Preki)"
(Poland)
# Statistics
Favourites: 722; Deviations: 57; Watchers: 14
Watching: 36; Pageviews: 8799; Comments Made: 726; Friends: 36
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Takahiro Kimura, Kenichi Sonoda, Yoji ShinkawaFavorite movies: Escape from New York, Robocop, Back To The Future, Riding Bean
Favorite bands / musical artists: Andrew Sega, Peter Hajba, Jonne Valtonen, Jeroen Tel, Alexander Brandon, Dan Gardopee, Tero Kostermaa, Frank Klepacki, Yuzo Koshiro
Favorite games: Unreal series, Metal Gear series, Crusader, Deus Ex, Alter A.I.L.A., The Way, Contra series, Command & Conquer
Favorite gaming platform: PC, NES (actually a Famicom), MSX2
Tools of the Trade: Paint Shop Pro 7, gmax
Other Interests: Railways, foreign languages
# About me
Blah blah blah, I'll include more info later. Enjoy my "works" for now. These are not top-notch arts done in Photoshop, but clunky piece of garbage when compared.# Comments
Comments: 29
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Didn't notice this until now, you're welcome. More video game fan art would be appreciated
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Thank you kindly for the 
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As a fellow Unreal fan with several arts related to the game, you certainly deserved it 
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Hey, thanks for the fave, please consider adding a comment too!
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No problem. You deserve it, and I enjoy your art style.
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Thank you for faving my deviation "Footbridge "!
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THANK YOU for considering 2 of my photos as your favourites!!!! I appreciate it!!!
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Hvala ti Arkane! Serbia strong!
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No prob man. I like former DR locomotives and carriages, 4-piece double-deckers in particular, but these classic E42s are nice too, even with rhesistor brakes on the roof (which are not part of the original construction).
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Thanks for the reply, I took a shot of 142 001 also at Lehtre it was time exposure but the loco moved and ruined the shot!
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I've seen far worse photos. No, I was even taking such. But even though, these are not replaceable - some of them have nostalgic value to me. Photographers in the past days (especially during communist era in Central Europe) didn't care as much as they do today. There were no Photoshop and such stuff, there were just raw pictures.
jareks.zonk.pl/pekape/index.ht⦠- just take look at these. Not an art masterpieces, but from today's point of view these photos are priceless. Locomotives, places, trains, etc. pictured there won't return at all! Who would care about tiny details, when looking at this load of nostalgia right there. I regret that my parents didn't let me use their analog camera back then, and I got my first (and the only, for now) digital camera in 2006.
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A wonderful site of nostalgic pictures you have there ( Its a great reference on Polish railways as info in English is hard to come by!).
Like you I've been taking photo's since before the digital era and many thousands of slides that I intend to scan one day, As you say you got what you took and the thought of only having 36 exposures now seems unbelievable!, I'm guilty of not taking as much care nowadays knowing exposures are virtually free, But on the other hand I will take a shot like this one into the sun that I wouldn't even consider with film.
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