I bought a couple of new (old) cameras at a street fete stall two weeks ago and finally got round to taking some pictures of them. There's something magic and fabulous about vintage cameras, a bit like there is about old cars. There's character and there's and attention to detail in the simplicity of the designs.... I could go on forever, but why don't I just show you how I feel?
A Popular Brownie 620 ca late 1930s, early 1940s.
© Sybille Sterk
A Kodak Brownie 127 from the 1950s
© Sybille Sterk
Both of the brownies together, Popular Brownie 620 and Kodak Brownie 127.
© Sybille Sterk
Do not copy or publish any of the pictures on this page in any way, shape or form without my written permission.
Do not copy or publish any of the pictures on this page in any way, shape or form without my written permission.
How is that for some eyecandy? Or do you need to be a photographer to get that?
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What a great find! Box Brownies always look so romantic and you feel the photographs from them will always be something special, perhaps because each shot has to be carefully considered unlike the random snapping possible with a digital.
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