This is my contribution to MM this week, It is an old photograph shot in Bombay.
Some people call the city Mumbai these days
I was tempted to remove some of the old defects of the film negative, but I remember my old friend, Takami-San telling me that she sometimes likes these old defects. So I left them in.
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Hello, Rajiv-san 🙂
Yes, I love these so-called “old defects” of film. To me, it adds to the story and history behind the photography. Thanks for kindly mentioning me on your amazing blog. I’m sorry I still have not responded to your comments – I will do so soon! (It’s been a busy time…)
All best,
Takami
Hi Takami-san. Yes, I have noticed that you have not been posting much…
It works well for B & W Rajiv.
Leslie
It does.
Shall resume Gilgamesh next week…
I’m hoping my son will visit soon to finish up Vikram. We just have to take our time and it will come together.
Leslie
I think she is right … they add to the story 🙂