This 120 Tri-X shot dates from august, 1969 and was made in Granarolo, a hamlet atop Genoa, in Italy. It is accessible vis a cable railroad and from there one can see spectacular vistas of Genoa and the Ligurian Sea. This was shot with my original 120 camera, a Yashikamat 124. I loved shooting medium format film.
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Friday, September 28, 2018
Archival shot from long ago.
This 120 Tri-X shot dates from august, 1969 and was made in Granarolo, a hamlet atop Genoa, in Italy. It is accessible vis a cable railroad and from there one can see spectacular vistas of Genoa and the Ligurian Sea. This was shot with my original 120 camera, a Yashikamat 124. I loved shooting medium format film.
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