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Menchhoffen, a small village in Alsace

Menchoffen is a small traditional village in northwestern Alsace. It features half-timbered houses and numerous stork nests. The main street. If you look closely (and not on a smartphone), you will see that some storks have already returned.


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The Gansey Girl

Bronze sculpture by Stephen Carvill which can be found on Bridlington Harbour's north pier. Paying homage to the families of fishermen, the inspiration for the sculpture came from a photograph by renowned 19th century Whitby photographer Frank Meadow-Sutcliffe, and the significance of the Ganseys to those who make and wear them. Rolleiflex 2.8E Ilford HP5 Film


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Avebury on film

The two frames that I took with my 645 before it jammed. I hadn't yet got my eye in, and the light was ...


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Vanishing points II - Birkenau

Birkenau was constructed in the winter of 1941-42, initially as a vast prisoner-of-war complex. By the time it opened in March 1942 the Wannsee Conference deciding the final solution had taken place, and it became the central facility in what was referred to as a 'zone of interest', an area of 40km/sq containing some 40 sub-camps in which forced labour carried out factory and ag...


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Vanishing points - Auschwitz.

I'm not now sure how it happened, but an almost spur of the moment visit to Krakow to fulfill a long-held sense of necessity, spurred on, I'm sure, as the years are passing rapidly and the dreadful things that took place here are slipping out of living memory. I'm certain many forum members have visited to pay their respects, or out of some need to try to understand, and photogr...


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