My Grandson!
Starting Him Early!
Tag: film
Before Digital!
Photography Now and Then.
I saw this infographic showing how smartphone cameras have impacted the way people take and view photos. It’s a then-and-now comparison of three simple measures: pictures taken, pictures developed, and pictures looked at.
Instead of taking and cherishing a precious handful of photos, people are accumulating troves of digital images that they may never lay eyes on ever again. Print out those special photos so others can have them years from now.
Seeing Double
Using my Brownie Hawkeye to take a double exposure.
Forgotten Memories
I bought this Brownie Hawkeye Camera from a thrift store. In the camera was a roll of BW film that had been exposed. I developed the film and I got a couple of photos that came out of a young boy at the beach maybe in the 60’S?
Fixer Upper!
My Century Graphic Camera & Flash
SuperFlash!
Brownie Hawkeye
Taken with my 62 year old Kodak Brownie Hawkeye film camera.
Bring Along A Brownie
Kodak Brownie was the point & shoot camera of the 20th century, a mass produced camera in production for 80 years. From the first cardboard and wood model in 1900 to the last, compact moulded plastic cartridge loading pocket camera made in 1980, almost 100 cameras bore the famous name. Millions of them were produced.
