This image is from a series of negatives found in an Omaha antique store. I do not know what town this is, but by the cars, it is the 1970s. The series suggests that the photographer was walking along a hill, capturing a haphazard panorama of sorts of the neighborhood below. Were they simply using up the last few exposures so the roll could be developed, or was this an intentional effort to record the scene? My guess, by the two other loose panoramas in the set, is that this person was a visitor, committing the scene to a memory in silver halide.
