Buttermilk Tower | Dominik Marczuk

Photo of the Buttermilk Tower (Wieża Maślankowa), part of the Teutonic castle complex in Malbork, Poland. The figure perched on the roof is a woman churning butter. The tower was erected in the 14th century, and most of its bricks are still original.

Nikon F100 + Rollei Retro 400S
AF-S Nikkor 24-120 mm 1:4 G ED
100 mm | 1/500 s | f/4 | ISO 400

Spit Out the Obol

The Alchemist's Hut

Forgotten Lessons

Nourish and Remember

Side Scuttle Selfie

The First and Last Frame

Elegy for Paint

A Gentleman's Car

Arboreal Mandibles

Buttermilk Tower

Archway to Nowhere

One Step at a Time

Red Right Returning

Pomerania's Gift

Heat for the Forgotten

Amnesia Architecture

G Is for Gaslighting

Mormonenschloss

The Lion, the Leash, and the Archway

The Pier Also Rises

A Night at the Museum

Flatbread Innuendo

All Terrain Rat

Tenfold Illuminated

Secret Unlocked

Stone Sentinels

Chrome and Steel

Weekend Morning

The Dancing King

Concrete Wasteland

Copernici Flumen

A Touch of Divinity

Footprints in the Snow

Blue Hour on the Pier

FLICKR-NZ7 1469

Wired and Fenced

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Created on: Saturday 26 July 2025

Albums: Urban & Rural

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2025 Analogue Black & White camera: Nikon F100 film: Rollei Retro 400S focal length: 100 mm format: 35 mm lens: AF-S Nikkor 24-120 mm 1:4 G ED

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