Undeveloped photos left on used cameras are released. "Someone's wedding", "Someone's dog", "Someone's Christmas", etc. are reflected.

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The US media "PetaPixel" introduces a film collection collected by a photographer. According to the media, the photographer develops and collects the film left on the camera found in a second-hand store. [Photo] Developed "someone's" photos He started this activity in 2005. He bought a 35mm film camera that he had been interested in for a long time at a second-hand store, and he happened to find the film in it. He realized the fun of undeveloped film and began to search for memories (film) that remained trapped in used cameras. "These photos were taken but not developed, which means that no one has seen them," the photographer told PetaPixel. The photos show "someone's wedding," "someone's dog," "someone's Christmas," and the entire collection is stored in a series titled "Someone Else's." That's it. The first book was published in 2012, and another series has recently been released. However, digital cameras have become widespread in recent years, and it seems that we haven't been able to find a used camera with film for a long time. Photographers also said to these photos, "It's not right to guess about the people in the picture or to feel like knowing something," he said. "They are snapshots. It's not enough to get to know people, because I don't intentionally take pictures of moments such as death, divorce, and accidents. " He said, "I'm trying to collect this work into a complete version. It will be controlled by a public institution and will be visible to more people. It's also a preservation for future generations." Said his plans for the future. It's a mysterious collection that captures various moments of strangers. https://petapixel.com/2021/12/22/photographer-develops-found-film-revealing-unseen-personal-moments/https://pixabay.com/photos/camera-vintage-zenit-russian -camera-6374625 /

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