Sinister Idyll - Southwest Waterfront
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Warehouses, Georgetown, Washington DC
Sinister Idyll - Southwest Waterfront
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Sinister Idyll - Southwest Waterfront

Today this is a peaceful marina sheltering pleasure boats. In 1848, it was a working pier. 77 African-Americans boarded the Pearl there in an attempt to sail to freedom. They were caught and returned. This incident led to the legal end of the slave trade in DC, and the writing of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Location
Southwest Waterfront, Washington DC
Equipment Used
Lomo Belair X/6-12, 90mm Zenit Belairgon
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unrecorded
Film & Developer
Ilford FP4+, Pyrocat HD
Paper & Developer
Bergger COT320, Potassium Oxalate, pure palladium.
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Scott Davis
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