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Tag Archives: church
First Photowalk in Tana
We’ve had a few weeks to settle into the groove here in Antananarivo (pronounce “tananarive” but more frequently shortened to “tana”) and so we figured it was high time we got out and about with our cameras. There is so … Continue reading
Posted in Madagascar, Photowalks
Tagged Antananarivo, church, Madagascar, rice paddy, singing, street photography, sunset
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Found Film: My Very First Camera
What was your first camera? Mine wasn’t the one pictured above, but it was close: A Kodak Instamatic X-15 like the one pictured below. This camera was manufactured between 1970 and 1976. I got mine toward the end of that … Continue reading
Posted in Found Film, Vintage cameras
Tagged baptist, Chennai, church, expired, found film, India, Instamatic, Kodak, merrimack, vintage
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Dispatch from Sierra Leone: Walking in Freetown
There are two seasons in Sierra Leone: the dry season…and the rainy season. Although there is some rain in the “dry” season, the vast majority of the 3 meters of rain that fall on Freetown during a typical year occur between … Continue reading
Posted in Sierra Leone
Tagged church, Freetown, kids, mosque, Sierra Leone, street photography
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