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I haven't posted for quite some time because being a street photographer when there is virtually nobody on the streets during these crazy times is difficult. This was taken prior to the time when we knew the term COVID-19 in 2017.

Leica M7 + 35mm Summarit-MM f2.5. Fuji Neopan 400CN (C-41) film commercially processed and then scanned by me.

Gerry

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1 hour ago, jankap said:

My first thought was: hey, this is Nuremberg. Globalization.....!

Thank you for commenting,

Gerry

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