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View of the Roman aqueduct and bridge over the Gard, called Pont du Gard. 48.8m high and about 300m long, it was built between 40 and 60 AD, being among the tallest and best preserved aqueduct bridges is now UNESCO world writage. It has 3 spans of arches, clearly visible in the picture

I am interested in photography, mainly traditional photography. I use film and manual cameras since I was 8 years old. My father photographs, my grand-father was a photographer and taught me the essentials of shooting and processing, my great-grandfather took pictures and I am proud to have and use his cameras. Today, in certain occasions, I side classic cameras with digital cameras, albeit I strictly use them without manipulation. Especially for aerial photography digital is an useful companion. I mark images strictly with the medium they were taken in. Black-and-white images are shot on film, developed by me and either scanned or printed by me.