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The queen of plastic beauties! Amazing camera, with high quality lenses. The shutter is like no other, the viewfinder puts to shame many modern digital SLRs, it is BIG, I mean BIG and BRIGHT! All this in a camera no bigger than a cell phone. From an era when money was no problem, engineering came first. Those were the days...This is the second version of the Auto 110, the Super. New features included a brighter viewfinder with micro-prisms, self-timer and back-light exposure button. The double stroke lever advance (à la Leica) gave place to a single stroke one.
To my eyes this is one of the most intriguing cameras ever made. Why would anyone bother producing a 110 SLR, better still, creating a photographic system for a film that was going no where? It was clear by 1978, the year of birth of our little star, that the 110 film was a dead end, why did Pentax create such a jewel that could never make the company any money, it defeats reasoning.
WEEK 36 – Horn Lake Walmart, Set II
At the end of the rear actionway (near the back left corner of the store), we find ourselves at the store's tire and lube express auto care center. A standard location for the service department, but (in one of the more exciting aspects of this Horn Lake Supercenter) a new design! Looks like there are plenty of windows letting in natural light to that auto customer service/tire sales space, which of course is a nice change from how the spaces were previously set up in older Walmarts. It's interesting to note, though, that I can't see any entrance into the true auto service bays through that little room...
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Auto-Train caboose 92 at Sanford, Florida on an unknown day in February 1980, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Number 92 was built as a 40 foot boxcar for the FEC, converted to bay window caboose 808 by the FEC, converted to a cupola caboose by AT. It was needed on AT trains after the auto carrier cars were moved to the rear of the train and also when the trains ran in two sections, with one train consisting of just the auto carrier cars.
Depuis un temps, je m'amuse à photographier mon Jeep Compass aux endroits où je vais. Je m'arrange pour le placer en situation de pup.
April Challenge Day 23 - Pentax Auto 110
This year I'm using a different film format each month, starting with the smallest and working my way up through the sizes. The format for April is 110, the “Pocket Instamatic” cartridge introduced by Kodak in 1972 and still available today. I've got a lot of 110 cameras, so I've set myself the challenge of using a different one each day of the month. The plan is to shoot 2 or 3 photos with a camera, and then transfer the film to the next one for the next day, using 30 different cameras altogether.
Lomography Orca BW 100 film, developed in Rodinal 1:50 for 9 minutes at 20 degrees.
The new Ford pick up kinda ruined the photo. Wished an older style truck was parked there instead.
Walsenburg, CO
Nikon F3, 50mm