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In 2015, Irish camera collector William Fagan bought a Leica III camera that dates back to 1935. He got the vintage camera with film, protected in a Leica FILCA cassette, which Fagan set aside and revisited only this summer. When he finally developed it, however, the images came out really good. No wonder—Fagan took the 70-year-old Perutz film to Mella Travers, who owns The Darkroom in Dublin, and the two carefully worked on the film through a one-hour stand process with a diluted developer. But this wasn't the end of the adventure; it was just beginning. The 22 shots were trying to tell a ...
Francesca Street, CNN • Updated 16th December 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail 10 Pictures (CNN) — In one photo, a woman wearing a patterned dress walks down a deserted street in Bellagio, northern Italy, a small dachshund lapping at her heels. To her left there's a gelateria, and at the end of the passageway, a stone church looms ahead. In another shot, the same woman perches on the edge of a lake -- her expression quietly content, the water still behind her. This woman's identity is unknown, but her image has now been seen by tens of thousands of people across the world. She's the star of a s...
William Fagan, from Dublin, discovered a roll of undeveloped film after buying a vintage camera in 2015 This summer he developed the snaps, which show a couple's romantic holiday across Switzerland and Italy After some investigation, he believes images were taken in 1951 as they drove around Lake Como Photographer is now appealing to the public to help identify the mystery pair by publishing the snaps