Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2009/05/07
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You're evoking a lot of memories !
Do you remember these plastic sandals ("Les plastiques", they said), wich
cutted so well the feet skin ? ;-)
Jokes apart, this picture is a mine and, as you said, encloses some new
fantastic frames.
It makes me remember a set of slides I took, more than 30 years ago, from
an old "Razzia" prints series. I've to look for it... but I don't know
where... too many pictures ;-)
Un cordial saludo,
Marc
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Agreed Marc,
I sense nylon - remember those sticky shirts and shorts we would then
wear ? ;-) - is part of yet another influence.
Also, and more importantly there are at least five different excellent
crops to be made out just this one photo
Amazing !
Ph
foto en marcdufour.net wrote:
>This one is real and concise ethnographic document:
>Late sixtees, french influence (clothes), arabic one (so few girls, as
>Philippe emphasizes)...
>I hope there is now a better water supply, and wonder if there are more
>women in the streets and if the girls wear scraf, right now.
>In any case, a great picture.
>Marc
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>>Henning Wulff wrote:
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>>>A community water source in the old town in Algiers, taken about June
>>>10, 1967:
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>>>http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/hwulff/various/Algiers67-01.jpg.html
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>>>Leica IIIg, 35 Summaron and Tri-X.
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