Retro Photography by Stanko Abadžic

Stanko Abadzic was born in 1952 in Vukovar, Croatia. When he was 15, his father gave him a camera that Abadzic taught himself to use. He also joined a photography club, studied photography books, and attended photographic exhibitions. After marrying, he worked as a reporter and photojournalist to support his family.



When the Croatian War of Independence broke out in 1991, Abadzic left everything and fled with his family to Germany for what he hoped would be a brief stay. After four difficult years, during which he took few photographs, they were denied German citizenship and forced to leave. After moving to Prague, Abadzic experienced a rebirth and began exploring the city with a medium-format camera. At this point in 1995, he began to develop his visual eye in earnest.

Retro Photography by Rachel Rebibo

Rachel Rebibo was born and raised in Washington, DC, studied photography in New York City and has been living in Paris for the last 6 years. She began photographing at the young age of 10 years old and is one of the few professional photographers today who still shoots in medium format film. Rachel shoots professionally in both film and digital. Her work has been shown in galleries in Paris, Toronto and Washington, D.C. She is passionate about alternative processing techniques, vintage cameras, and she loves the smell of darkroom chemicals.

Retro Pop Culture Photography by Danil Polevoy

Ukraine born photographer Danil Polevoy has been slowly building a name for himself photographer world. With his latest collection, he looks to capture pop culture’s most popular characters, including Spider Man, Yoda and Darth Vadar through a retro setting.