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[cobalt]

Hasselblad. Again.

[Donald Miller]

***Minox Hybrid

[Frank Petronio]

Screw Politics

[Steve M Hostetter]

[QUOTE=Frank Petronio;436183]Screw Politics[/QUnice set

[Joe Forks]

Here's another one my Dad took before I was born. This would have been somewhere around 1958 or 59'. My mom recently passed too and we're going through boxes of oldies but goodies. Lot's of people and places which I can't identify. There are some old negs in there too. Some roll film and few 3.5 x 5.5 negs.

I like the Salza truck in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

[darr]

My mom recently passed too and we're going through boxes of oldies but goodies. Lot's of people and places which I can't identify. There are some old negs in there too. Some roll film and few 3.5 x 5.5 negs.

After my grandparents passed (born in the late 1890s), I received all the photos in boxes. Here I found a pic of a great Uncle dressed in a Union uniform during the Civil War that is 100% Blackfoot; I have my grandfather in WWI dressed like a Smokey-the-Bear. Then when my uncle passed in '99, I was given all his 120 film shot during WWII. The biggest problem is all of the older daguerreotype photos and tin types have no identification on them. I do not know who my relatives are.
Great treasures, yet great mysteries.

Good luck with your family photos as well.

BTW, the Salza truck in front of the Tower is definitely cool!!

[venchka]

A detail from the oldest Jewish cemetary in Europe.

Mamiya TLR, 80/2.8 lens, AGFA L ISS film.



Thanks for looking.

[cobalt]

Yashica Electro 35. Fuji Neopan 400.

[cobalt]

Fuji GW690. Can't remember the film.

[venchka]

...somewhere in Switzerland. September, 1969. Portion of 6x6 Agfa L ISS negative.