#archaic process

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Photo Project - Kodak Retina II S, 1959

Photo Project – Kodak Retina II S, 1959

After a somewhat unsuccessful attempt with the Kodak Brownie as described in my previous post, I’ve decided to park that one for the moment. I have now moved on to the 1959 Kodak Retina II S, which I previously wrote about here: Vintage Camera #2, and has been my carry-around camera for the last three weeks. The first thing that struck me after I processed the first film from this camera is that…

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[laurencemadill]

Photo Project - Kodak Retina II S, 1959

Photo Project – Kodak Retina II S, 1959

After a somewhat unsuccessful attempt with the Kodak Brownie as described in my previous post, I’ve decided to park that one for the moment. I have now moved on to the 1959 Kodak Retina II S, which I previously wrote about here: Vintage Camera #2, and has been my carry-around camera for the last three weeks. The first thing that struck me after I processed the first film from this camera is that…

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[laurencemadill]

Project - Photography with Kodak No 2 Folding Autographic Brownie

Project – Photography with Kodak No 2 Folding Autographic Brownie

I’ve been intending to get back into film photography for a long time. After completing an A Level in photography eight years ago, I rewarded myself with a second hand Digital SLR, and never picked up a film camera again. That has all changed now though. I couldn’t warrant the cost of paying £10-odd a time to get films processed without even getting prints or a CD of them, and especially not…

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[laurencemadill]

Project - Photography with Kodak No 2 Folding Autographic Brownie

Project – Photography with Kodak No 2 Folding Autographic Brownie

I’ve been intending to get back into film photography for a long time. After completing an A Level in photography eight years ago, I rewarded myself with a second hand Digital SLR, and never picked up a film camera again. That has all changed now though. I couldn’t warrant the cost of paying £10-odd a time to get films processed without even getting prints or a CD of them, and especially not…

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Tin Types taken by Ed Drew, a soldier stationed in Afghanistan during the current war being waged by America there.