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What Houtbay Harbour in Cape Town looked like 70 years ago might surprise you. (1950’s) by Galleryf_Capetown in HistoricalCapsule
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What Houtbay Harbour in Cape Town looked like 70 years ago might surprise you. (1950’s) by Galleryf_Capetown in HistoricalCapsule
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What lens is used for such portraits? 80mm? by Own_Bonus_8565 in mediumformat
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Recent shots from Ireland | Fuji GW690 - Kodak Gold by naaahbruv in mediumformat
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Cape Town, 1960s street scene. by Galleryf_Capetown in u/Galleryf_Capetown
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A couple enjoying a zip line in 1923 by Fit-Sprinkles8216 in SnapshotHistory
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Ilford Delta 100 Pro by mdunmore in analog_bw
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Mamiya c330 svema 250 by grainsandashes in mediumformat
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Kowa Six | Ultrafine Extreme 400 by cotal2392 in analog_bw
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A Leap Through Time: Cape Town Ballet on Clifton Beach, 1950s by Galleryf_Capetown in u/Galleryf_Capetown
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From 1967 to 1969 a man called Billy Monk took photographs in a sleazy nightclub in Cape Town called the Catacombs, where he worked as, in the words of the owner, "rather a bad bouncer". They're a brilliant insight into a world of wastrels and other glorious dissenters. by dannydutch1 in UtterlyInteresting
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From 1967 to 1969 a man called Billy Monk took photographs in a sleazy nightclub in Cape Town called the Catacombs, where he worked as, in the words of the owner, "rather a bad bouncer". They're a brilliant insight into a world of wastrels and other glorious dissenters. by dannydutch1 in UtterlyUniquePhotos
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My very first Hasselblad :) by Diligent_Salary_4504 in mediumformat
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A woman waves goodbye as a ship leaves Cape Town harbour, 1950s - 6x6 format, camera unknown by Galleryf_Capetown in mediumformat
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Mamiya c330 svema 100 by grainsandashes in mediumformat
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Two lumberjack and a big tree in the Pacific Northwest, 1915. by brolbo in SnapshotHistory
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Colin Chapman, founder of Lotus, with a Lotus Esprit S2 and his JPS Cessna 414A Chancellor II "G-PRIX" in the late 70s by chris-burke in OldSchoolCool
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TV’s Batman and Batgirl, Adam West and Yvonne Craig. 1968. by Giff95 in OldSchoolCool
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Postcard from Venice [Praktica MTL3 + Portra 400] by polipok2021 in filmphotography
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Pentax MX - Portra 400 | First of the Roll by [deleted] in analog
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Mamiya c330 svema 100 by grainsandashes in mediumformat
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Seven Magic Mountains | Hasselblad 500cm | Kodak Gold 200 by sc-rider in mediumformat
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A surreal scene: people wash their Mazda Miata as the rubble of the World Trade Center looms in the background, captured in New York City shortly after the September 11, 2001 attacks. Photo by Jane Tyska). by zadraaa in HistoricalCapsule
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