“Oxygen” Is the Story of Dancers Living with Cystic Fibrosis

There is no known cure and only half of those with the disease live to the age of 40,” explains photographer Katarina Premfors. She continues, “the symptoms of Cystic Fibrosis affect the respiratory system and the digestive system.

" "Those who have it often find it very difficult to breathe. ” Cystic Fibrosis is a rare disease, and the impact it has on those who are diagnosed is heartbreaking. But because it’s so uncommon, many people may not be aware of it and the impact it has on people who have it. That’s why the work Premfors did was so important - especially in a time when those with respiratory conditions are at great risk due to COVID-19. .

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2020-10-27 07:00

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SILBERSALZ35 Films Now Come in Metal Cartridges With DX Code

Right at the heels of launching their best photos of 2019 compilation, the folks of Silbersalz dropped great news for those who are yet to try the SILBERSALZ35 films. The lineup of true 35mm cine films are now available in UK-made metal cartridges with DX code, and those who want to get a sample with one roll first instead of buying four packs can now order in single rolls. thephoblographer.com »

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