dourbalistar
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The Okavango Delta is spectacular, I hope to go back one day.
Freakscene
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Agree, and I have the same thoughts, although I suspect I am never going back.
Deardorff38
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Leica M6/ Summicron 35mm/ Tri-X / Print on Ultrafine FB (11x14")
vitaly66
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Makorokoro, the dugout canoes... The Delta is amazing, incomparable. I lived in Botswana 1990-92, had three amazing journeys there, once in makorokoro and camping... Back then the road to Maun was still a dirt track and very difficult. Go siame, tsamaya sentle rra!
Freakscene
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Yes, we went a long way up and camped. It was, and is lovely. The road from Maun was pretty civilised by 2009 but some of the worst main hgihways in Africa are the British made ones in Botswana that haven’t been maintained since the colonial administration left. This is on the road out of Maun.
Ke a leboga.
Darthfeeble
But you can call me Steve
Nikon FE, 24mm f2.8 Nikkor. I'd have to dig out the exposure data but it was probably f11 and AV mode. This is one of a few that I was able to get the exposure decent. Lots of darks that were full of noise. Scanned neg on a V600.
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
same setup as before
AndersG
Well-known
This doesn't look like Sweden, but the food place name "Kalle på spången" seems rather Swedish...
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("spång" is a very small, narrow bridge in Swedish.)
jbielikowski
Jan Bielikowski
This doesn't look like Sweden, but the food place name "Kalle på spången" seems rather Swedish...
("spång" is a very small, narrow bridge in Swedish.)
and it gets even weirder
Erik van Straten
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gelatin silver print (nikkor h auto 50mm f2) nikkormat ftn
Amsterdam, 1979
Amsterdam, 1979
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Erik van Straten
Mentor
gelatin silver print (nikkor h auto 50mm f2) nikkormat ftn
Amsterdam, 1974
Amsterdam, 1974