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ChrisR

Larch forest.

, SMC M 35/2 lens. 400 at box, home dev in HC-110 dilution E.


A forest of larch tree trunks in winter, mostly bare and vertical but a couple leaning diagonally in this black and white portrait format photo.
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ChrisR

Three cars in the Alvis yard. The Coventry factory stopped production in 1967, but since 1968 the Red Triangle company has been maintaining and now re-manufacturing Alvis cars in Kenilworth!

, SMC M 35/2 lens. 400 at box, home dev in HC-110 dilution E.


Black and white photo showing 3 old cars against a wooden fence. Two men are peering under the bonnet of the second car.
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ChrisR

Castle Green.

, SMC M 35/2 lens. 400 at box, home dev in HC-110 dilution E.


Black and white photo showing a wooden bench in the foreground, behind it an old-fashioned street lamp and a waste bin. Two roads come fgrom left and right to meet and continue up through the image with a grassy area to its right. At the right hand edge is a public house, beyond it a strip of cottages. At the left is a conifer and a car park.
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ChrisR

News and tobacco kiosk in Sofia, Bulgaria, early 1970. Taken with my 1 with (not Plus) film; no meter (I used the metering hints inside film boxes in those days, essentially Sunny 16).

I worked in Sofia for 4 months at that time, so plenty of time to get to know the communist world a little. The adventures there are described in a series of blog posts starting at unsustainableideas.wordpress.c .



Black and white photo, taken in bright sunshine in winter on what is obviously a cold day, showing a "PressPoint" (name in Cyrillic text) selling postcards, newspapers, cigarettes etc. There are several people, all in heavy coats; one woman wears a head scarf. Two telephone boxes on the right of the picture are in use and a woman is waiting her turn.
Rom | Tapas in the sun

@carusb They had similar kiosks in Poland when it was part of the Communist block.

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