When Russian bombs began raining down on her hometown of Kyiv, Katya Hridina-But was pregnant with her third child and living her dream of running a photo shop for enthusiasts. Fast forward a turbulent year and a half, and she and her husband Dima have settled in Berlin, their eldest daughter has become fluent in German and they are serving a growing niche of analogue photography buffs in Europe's top economy, some of whom also fled the war. "A lot of our customers, which were in Ukraine, they came here" says Katya, "this was one of the reasons for us to set up our venture here." IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES