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Winfield Parks

Women section grapefruits with knives on an assembly line in Lake Wales, Florida. The photograph was taken for a story in the December 1963 issue on the industrial boom in Florida following the space race.

A bartender serves up a pint of stout at a pub in Brodick, Arran Island, Scotland. The island of Arran, located off the west coast of Scotland, is home to fewer than 5,000 people, and was the subject of a story in the July 1965 issue.

A woman walks residential streets in Portofino, North-western Italy. The town, located on a peninsula south-east of Genoa, is famously picturesque; the iconic pastel colours of its houses are protected by law.

After dark, street musicians play under a streetlight in Portofino, 1965.

A man rows his boat into the harbour at Portofino, north-west Italy. Italians have some of the longest average life expectancy in the world, with citizens expected to reach on average 82.7 years of age. Many believe this is down to the Mediterranean diet.

Ballet students practice under the eye of a Russian instructor in Cairo, Egypt. This photo appeared in a May 1972 story about Cairo's citizens trying to maintain a normal life in the midst of an economic downturn and ongoing threats of conflict with other Middle Eastern countries.

In this picture from the November 1971 issue, a woman in an elaborate costume celebrates Carnival on the island of Trinidad. The annual celebrations include parades, calypso music, and limbo competitions.

In Rome, traffic is captured moving around the Colosseum using a long exposure. A tripod and an exposure of several seconds to several minutes are needed to capture the traffic moving, but the structure static. A small opening (aperture) is also needed to ensure too much light doesn't enter the camera and over-expose the scene. For this reason most long exposure photography is in low-light.

In this picture from the October 1973 issue, young boys play the violin and tambourine along Istanbul's Flower Passage—a street lined with bars and restaurants—in an effort to earn some money.

Men in Budapest, Hungary, use their lunch break to play chess and take a dip in a thermal pool. This photo appeared in an October 1977 story about the Danube River.