My father was a life long photographer, usually with a Rolleiflex, which as a boy I always coveted, and later with the addition of Pentax 35mm cameras for slides. He had darkrooms set up at our various homes and I helped when it came to developing and printing my own photos after he'd started me on the photography path. That journey began with a Kodak Brownie 127 for my 7th birthday, and led after some 60 years, multiple cameras and thousands of photographs, to my finally joining the RPS SW. I am now working, with expert advice from Sue Brown, on a Fine Art ARPS.
The following story arose out of my scanning in many of my father's 70 year old wartime negatives.
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