Haha. Ok, you got me with my imperfect grammar. The photo is new to me. I recently went through an old photo album I had. The black paper pages were literally falling apart in my hands. A lot of the photos, including this one, were only the size of a negative as he likely just did a direct transfer exposure by laying the negative sheet directly on photo paper rather than having access to en enlarger. I wish I could find the actual negatives so I can scan them in a bit better quality than just taking photos using my iPhone to preserve them.
Kids in France during WWII. Photo taken by my dad that I had never seen until yesterday. The kids look like from the movie “The Sandlot” or “Goonies”.
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Haha. Ok, you got me with my imperfect grammar. The photo is new to me. I recently went through an old photo album I had. The black paper pages were literally falling apart in my hands. A lot of the photos, including this one, were only the size of a negative as he likely just did a direct transfer exposure by laying the negative sheet directly on photo paper rather than having access to en enlarger. I wish I could find the actual negatives so I can scan them in a bit better quality than just taking photos using my iPhone to preserve them.