The entryway hasn't changed – from 2005:

One strong memory is from when I bought my very first brand new film camera, in 2008 – a Bessa R4A with a 28mm lens – and my first photos with it were taken there after running into a couple of Flickr friends:

I since took other cameras there (2010):

But also took other lovely portraits outside other, nearby cafés – this one on Smith St in 2013:

In the process of digging, some other good café window views came up:

• from the northern edge of Thornbury in 2010:

• from South Preston with a pinhole camera in 2010:

• from Fremantle in 2009:

• from a long-gone café in Xi'an in 2013:

• and from South Preston in 2017:

Nothing beats the window at Captains of Industry in the heart of the city, though – I have countless photos of it:

#FilmPhotography

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I took a few film shots this morning, and only one phone shot:

What have I got from prior years, around this time? Five years ago I was in #Thailand:

Ten years ago, I was in #Fitzroy looking at somebody's photography exhibition, in the middle of a haze of confusion around the new life I was trying to settle into:

Fifteen years ago, I'd flown to #Adelaide to help setup someone's WAN connection in their new office, and unexpectedly needing to stay overnight:

Twenty years ago I was watching Grand Salvo play:

#FilmPhotography #street #memories #music

[ This is a #NowAndThen post, where I try to dig through my #photography archives ]

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