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These images have been made available by Brian Morris ( son of Douglas ) who also provides the following additional information from his home in Canada. ( 2001 )
“ I believe that all the photographs were taken with a 6 x 6 cm Reflex Korelle with 8cm f2.8 Tessar lens. He also had a 13.5 cm lens for the camera, which may well have been used for ‘Moorings’ and ‘Sweet Seventeen’. He also used a smaller Zeiss Ikonta for convenience when he did not want to carry the larger camera. He used a Weston Master meter, which I have. I do not recall what film was used, though I do recall that during the war years when film was hard to get he would occasionally rewind 620 Kodak film into 120 spools to fit the camera. I was evacuated to Kendal in those years, and if he could get away once a year he and mum would take me to a B& B in Keswick for a week or so of holiday. If he was very lucky he would have been able to obtain not one, but two 12-exposure rolls of film to last the holiday. So every exposure had to count! A big contrast to the profligate way we use 35mm film today! He did use 35mm in his later days, and I have a number of slides which are mainly family records.”
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Winding Path (Bromoil) -1938 |
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Moorings(1939) |
Rhythm-1951 |
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Sweet Seventeen(Bromide)-1942 |
After The Rain(1948) |
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