Connecticut River Museum, Essex, Connecticut
As often happens, what’s round back is more interesting than in front.
Scanned from a gelatin silver print, from Ilford FP4+ processed in MPK developer, Pentax 67 with 90mm lens.
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The Gunnery School, Washington, Connecticut © Steven Willard
Olympus Pen F with Leica DG Summilux 15mm f1.7 in camera monochrome conversion.
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Washington Heights, Broadway, beneath the swoop to the George Washington Bridge.
NYC.
The lines of live, work, study, play in NYC.
Where nothing is as it seems on the outside . .
The Barbican, a City of London housing complex with the largest performing arts centre in Europe built from the rubble of WWII bombing.
Through the maze of leading lines we eventually arrived at the photographic exhibition curated by Martin Parr – Strange and Familiar Britain as viewed by foreigners from the 1930’s through to today.
An impressive list of foreigners, an absolute must see!
When the clouds come down to almost kiss the ground.
Bryant Park, New York City.
Laundromat © Steven Willard
Another small business closed after years of operation. Where do they wash their clothes now?
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One Side, Roxbury, Ct © Steven Willard
A quick stop on the way home from work; drawn to the sparse New England architecture.
Olympus Pen F with Zuiko 25mm f1.8 lens.
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Monochromia 
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