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Posted on February 4, 2011February 5, 2011 by Fergus Cunningham

Wellington, NZ, 2009: A faux-French building in Wellington….it could’ve almost been in Paris… not… Olympus XA/Ilford Delta 400

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Tags: 2009, Cunningvision, Fergus Cunningham, Ilford Delta 400, Menu, New Zealand, Olympus XA, Photography, WellingtonCategories: Black & White, Documentary, New Zealand

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