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Memories of Michael: Me and My Brownie (~1960)

Posted on October 30, 2022 by davisbrotherlylove
Posted in Mike, Personal Stories | Tagged autism, autistic sibling, Brownie Camera, memories, photography, visual art | Leave a comment

Memories of Michael: Me, Taking a Break Between Shots (~1958)

Posted on September 18, 2022 by davisbrotherlylove
Posted in Mike, Personal Stories | Tagged autism, autistic sibling, Brownie Camera, memories, movie still, photography, portrait, visual art | Leave a comment

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