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alberto..., on September 28, said:

I like the smooth texture of this picture

OLIVIER BROUWERS, on September 29, said:

I agree, it's really beautiful.

sadogashima, on September 30, said:

Thank you so much, Albert and Oivier. It was a beautiful late summer evening... Jacqui

Kéri Sándor, on October 1, said:

Very interesting photo! I like it!

Alain Grille, on October 2, said:

I love those old images damaged by time...

laughingmackerel, on October 2, said:

excellent..has this been posted before ? anyway R for Really Beautiful

sadogashima, on October 5, said:

Kéri - thank you!

Alain - merci ~ I'm happy you like these ones, I like to revisit them when I'm in that nostalgic mood ;)

T ~ lm ~ Wow, thank you for the R! That's a cool award indeed - Warm Regards, Jacqui

Prufrock, on November 11, said:

let us go then you and I...

Prufrock, on November 11, said:

very nice times-gone feel. film and scanner I guess?

sadogashima, on November 12, said:

Nice words, Prufrock - that's the same old friend, Jed, again, He's a Kiwi, but still living in Japan... and the girl is an English friend I've now lost touch with,

good memories

film (as all the Japan ones are, and almost all shot on Japanese disposable Fuji cameras, developed at my little local photo shop with their only Japanese 'utmost' care) I then photographed it with my Digital SLR to upload as I have no scanner

Cheers, Jacqui

Prufrock, on November 13, said:

I used to use, a lot, a cheap Japanese film called Sakura, which became Konica and eventually closed. I liked it because with a little over-exposure it gave outlandish greys and pinks where nature never intended. But when I scanned the old negs, a lot of them came out in this subdued pink-grey spectrum. AS you'll see from Prufrock's gallery. But you didn't scan.

Prufrock, on November 13, said:

Well, nice words but not originally mine, that chap Eliot again... I used to use, a lot, a cheap Japanese film called Sakura, which became Konica and eventually closed. I liked it because with a little over-exposure it gave outlandish greys and pinks where nature never intended. But when I scanned the old negs, a lot of them came out in this subdued pink-grey spectrum. AS you'll see from Prufrock's gallery. But you didn't scan.