When he developed the film he found five or six slides that blew him away and an obsession was born.
He began collecting undeveloped film from across the country – at yard sales, thrift shops and garbage dumps.
His discoveries are pretty extraordinary. No professional shots, no gorgeous scenery, just people. Just great “snapshots” with all the 50’s and 60’s connotations that that word implies.
It’s all posted at MangoFalls.com . Kill some time there. It’s fun.





1 comment:
holy sheet.
you knew this would suck me in, didn't you!
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