Harvard, MA. In a room that used to be filled with books hang 50 ethereal black-and-white portraits of Harvard residents photographed with a large antique camera that for years was stored at the nearby Harvard General Store, when its second level was a popular camera shop — and a place that sold something called "film." Photographer Bob Hubert, the creator of "Towners — The Harvard Portrait Project," on display through March 31 at the old library on the Common, bought that Century Master Studio Camera, which he believes dates from the 1930s, from the store owners a few years ago. Using a circa-1920 Heliar lens and 8-by-10-inch sheets of Kodak film — which became problematic when Kodak stopped making film in the middle of the project — Mr. Hubert two years ago began photographing residents whose names were submitted by fellow "towners" via Facebook. The result is a striking display of the town's young and old, well-known and unknown, created as a way to get to know the neighbors. Video by Betty Jenewin, read more at telegram.com http://www.telegram.com/article/20130326/NEWS/103269842/1116