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love this pic. my grandad used to make boats and the shape of this boat makes me think of the ones he used to make in his shed at the top of high street in Cushendall
I'm so excited both my boys are enjoying taking pictures. Here he's using my 16-year old Kodak DC210. This thing is so old I can't connect it to a single computer in my house. I'm anxiously awaiting a multi-card reader from Amazon. I can't wait to see The Bear's pics.
Day 87/365 - All Set.
I attended a dinner tonight at the Fire Hall. The glassware and candles looked so nice...
Where I was sitting in the park people were approaching me that were going to a rap concert in one direction and then there were people going in another direction to some gala at the Field Museum. I am kind of surprised she isn't a Leica chick.
June 3, 2019 – Chip Art.
It’s surprisingly difficult to photograph a lone potato chip. Or perhaps I should say… it’s surprisingly difficult to leave a potato chip uneaten long enough to photograph it.
Three cameras in one family grouping is impressive. This fellow is not identified but he poses before the same backdrop as Florence.
Trying to take a nice picture of my "48 star" USA flag I have had since I was a child.
As you notice, I had a helper!! LOL
A yellow plastic bug was the shutter release, the shutter bug!
Also mounted on the side is a basic sand type timer to measure the correct processing time of your prints.
This is also shows the beautiful stock "brass" lens.
To hear more about this camera you can hear me talk all about in on a segment on the Film Photography Project’s podcast
filmphotographyproject.com/podcast/2019/02/film-photograp...