VINTAGE 127 ROLL FILM CAMERAS
THE GEVAERT GEVALUX 144
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I have always wanted to try flashbulbs, so for the Gevalux I used a roll of Macocolor 200, and a box of Phillips PF1b bulbs found on EBay. The Photos were taken by Roger Hayman in Cornwall, and the roll was finished by myself in Fareham, Hampshire. The film was developed by Spectrum Imaging in Newcastle.
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The interior of the cottage at "Chapel Ground", West Looe.
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"Lucy" the boxer offers you a warm welcome at "The Fishermans Arms", East Looe. Shame about the finger, but there is cloudy cider on draught! Say no more - this is a great pub. | |||
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The bar of The Ship Inn, Porthleven.
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East Looe from the high ground at West Looe.
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| A lane in Fowey, pronounced 'Foy' (after a few pints of cloudy cider) | Bodinnick, over the river from Fowey where the ferry connects the two. Daphne Du Maurier resided in the large white house just above the life boat. | |||
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The Inner Harbour, Porthleven
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Kids love Christmas! Amy, Ben and Max at their Grandparents in Fareham. | |||
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Big people love Christmas too!
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All Photographs © Brian Price except where stated