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Found Film Friday: Portraits with Grandma
This week’s found film was inside a camera – a Kodak Brownie Target Six-20, as seen below. This camera was manufactured between 1946 and 1952 and sold for three and a half bucks. It gets its name from the film it used – 620 film, a variant of 120 film, basically just on a thinner
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Found Film Friday: Trip to Grandpa’s!
This is the final installment in a series of film rolls recovered from Colorado, and originally shot in the 1960s. Â We have met the “Smiths” and seen them at Christmas, Easter, birthdays and a trip to Florida and camping with the Airstream. Â In this final post from that set of film, the kids go to
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Dispatch from Sierra Leone: River Number Two Beach – Part 2
Just sharing a couple of short videos we did at “River Number Two” Beach south of Freetown, Sierra Leone. Â Overcast day at the beach, what better activity than to fly a quadcopter with GoPro around the beach? Â We took a trip up the river itself, and later hung out on the beach, where some of
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Dispatch from Sierra Leone: Day at the Beach
This weekend the weather was supposed to be – well, “not as bad.” Â So we planned a trip to the beach – a great opportunity to unwind a bit after a harrowing few weeks at work. Â A co-worker and I got up before dark and got dropped at River Number Two Beach, which is “google
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Found Film: The Smith Family Goes to Florida
For the past few weeks, we’ve been looking at a batch of Kodacolor-X film from the 1960s, generally featuring a family’s special occasions, but for some reason never developed. Â This week we accompany them as they go to Florida (and we think they may be from Colorado). Â How do we know they went to Florida?