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A roll of Kodacolor found in a camera tries to find its way home
A roll of Kodacolor found in a camera tries to find its way home
I am back with another great set of unknown photos form a Kodak Brownie!
I picked up this great camera at a thrift store in Albuquerque. Inside I found a roll of Kodacolor film just like last time. I brought the film over to my friend who developed in black and white (it was cheaper than processing it in color) and make me a contact sheet, which I scanned.
Now I would be interested in finding out the story behind these eight photos. My guess is that the photos were taken in the early 70's based on the car in the shot with the windmill. The license plate does not look like a US plate. It is more rectangular like the European plates.
Here is what I know:
1. The camera the film was in is a Kodak Brownie Flash 20.
2. The film roll was still on the spool, but rolled up.
If you know anything else please help me out.
I picked up this great camera at a thrift store in Albuquerque. Inside I found a roll of Kodacolor film just like last time. I brought the film over to my friend who developed in black and white (it was cheaper than processing it in color) and make me a contact sheet, which I scanned.
Now I would be interested in finding out the story behind these eight photos. My guess is that the photos were taken in the early 70's based on the car in the shot with the windmill. The license plate does not look like a US plate. It is more rectangular like the European plates.
Here is what I know:
1. The camera the film was in is a Kodak Brownie Flash 20.
2. The film roll was still on the spool, but rolled up.
If you know anything else please help me out.
Update #1
Thanks to the hard work of a friend I now know the location that most of the photos were taken. It seems that they were taken on the island of Barbados. I am doing my best at finding the exact locations on Google Maps but it is slow going because they do not have Street View there yet. Here is a map of my best guess at the locations of a few images: http://goo.gl/maps/mWACq