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@mikiB yes, I was lucky to spend time with Bal back in the early-mid 80s and still try to keep in touch even if I haven't seen him since.
He probably hepped me to the Milkshakes back then, hence why I'm now "reading" the Billy book all these years later....
hi. You liked an old snapshot I posted of Bal Croce on another website. And, I just heard you mentioned (quoted?) on the audio book version of the recent Billy Childish biography. I think....
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@darkmirror when I first went to Paris in 1983, my friends and I were obsessed with how many people you’d see throughout the day walking and carrying a baguette. Eventually we started buying them during our adventures, in order to fit in 
No worries. I'm not a photographer so much of that (colour systems) is over my head.
I did notice that some of this man's images (not this one) are noted by the museum as being "chromogenic phototransparencies" - if that helps.
yeah that's the museum collection it came from. Photographer known for colour photos mid-20th century.
If I post a colourized pic without saying so, I would be glad for someone to point it out.
I personally don't colourize, and only share photos from actual archives - not random sites, and I'll always provide the source if any wants to google it to find the url.
@kevinrns why do you say that?
Woman with baguettes, France (date unknown)
Photo: Donald H. Sultner-Welles / National Museum of American History
Lily pads, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, New York (2024)
Mulky Square, Kansas City, just prior to demolition to make way for an interstate highway (1973)
Photo: Kenneth Paik, EPA/National Archives
Lakeside Supermarket, Oklahoma City (ca. 1950s-1960s)
Photo: George T. Hale / Oklahoma Historical Society