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Old Film:: Dad & Peter Uncle Bill (mid-1960s 1950)

I originally thought this was my father with my older brother, Peter. Rather, as my older sister and Uncle Bill pointed out, it’s a picture of my father, Lionel Bruce Clark, and my Uncle Bill in 1949-1950. My father was around 18-19 years of age. This photograph is scanned from a 6cm x 9cm film negative made by my grandmother Elvie Ruth Bonner (1901-1986). These film negatives retrieved from my grandmother’s belongings and passed through family hands are those moments in time captured within a camera obscura and preserved with chemicals and science. That is the magic of being a photographer.

My father and my older brother Peter in the early to mid-1960s

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My name is Steven Clark (aka nortypig) and I shoot film photography for fun. I have an MBA (Specialisation) and a Bachelor of Computing from the University of Tasmania. Currently in pursuit of investment for a local business venture. Dreams of owning the World. Idea champion. Paradox.

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