Kodak Hawkeye Brownie: 620 Film
These are photos taken with a 1950’s box camera, the Bakelite Kodak Hawkeye Brownie that takes 620 film. I hand-re-rolled the film + backing paper […]
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These are photos taken with a 1950’s box camera, the Bakelite Kodak Hawkeye Brownie that takes 620 film. I hand-re-rolled the film + backing paper […]
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I’ve had this Noblex for a few years now. A 135U model that went to the Noblex spa at Noblex Canada in Vancouver to get
Noblex at the Auto Graveyard Full Post »»»»
Two random photos with two film cameras. The first with a 1/2 frame Canon Demi EE17 and the later one with a Nikon F3. Both
Canon Demi & Nikon F3 Full Post »»»»
Had the lightweight, plastic-fantastic Lomo LC-A 120 out in Boston a few weeks ago and this is rapidly becoming a favorite camera of mine. Yes,
6×6 with the LC-A 120 Full Post »»»»
Had my borrowed Widelux F7 out one date with my favorite black and white film Kodak 5222 Double-X. This is the film that has been
Classic Widelux photos Full Post »»»»
More frames from my Canon Demi EE17. This is a very nice half-frame camera. The more I use it, the more I like it. Nice
Half-Frame – More goodies with the Canon Demi Full Post »»»»
Had the 6×6 Cube pinhole from Chroma.Camera out and tried a few photos with Fomapan 100. Not 100% happy with what I got, but it
Pinhole into the Sun Full Post »»»»
Bought a Nikon F3 a few months ago from Goodwill in Wisconsin for $300 total shipped. It looked nice, but I was unexpected for HOW
5 Frames with a Nikon F3 Full Post »»»»
Unexpected photos from a 1960’s Canon Demi EE17 half frame camera. The Kodak 5222 Double-X is a tad grainy, but it’s sharp. Developed in HC110
Half Frame Stripes Full Post »»»»
I’ve enjoyed the Lomo LC A-120, but I have now discovered something that is an outgrowth of the camera’s design. It’s program seems to prioritize
Square – LCA-120, Rolleiflex, and the SWC Full Post »»»»
Rolleiflex shot of a now For Sale ice cream location. Used to be Frosty Freeze in Garwood for 20-30 years, then closed and renamed somewhere
Behind Young Paint in Fanwood, NJ, there sits an old shed. Probably used by that business for storage. Young Paint was a great, local paint