Photography & Vintage Film Cameras

I went late one recent morning to the nearby Tiguex Park with my Kodak No.1 Autographic Special.     After 10 o'clock the New Mexico sun...

 

 Verichrome Pan is one of those films a lot of old guys would like to see on the shelves again.  It yielded a rich tonal range and very fine...

I took my No.1 Autographic Kodak Special to the Albuquerque train station.  The Amtrak Express was being fueled for a trip north. W...

Henry Charles Trost was the designer of the Occidental Life Building which was built in Albuquerque in 1917.

Wijiji is the last-built Chaco Great House; it is about a mile-and-a-half from the main canyon complex. We took our bicycles along on ...

Sitting at my computer reading the NY Times this morning, I heard a low roaring sound out back. It was a balloonist pumping some hot ai...

Cottonwoods in the Rio Grande Bosque Aspen in the Sandia Mountains Library Bus Stop Since my Kodak No.1 Autographic Special is a ca...

The ducks and geese were well fed at Albuquerque's Tingley Beach on a cool but sunny Saturday afternoon. Click for the full size images...

The Kodak No.1 Autographic Special is the most interesting camera in my collection. It was built about 1915 and represented the state of th...

Truck in an Alley

One of the most interesting Kodaks in my collection is this recently-acquired No.1 Autographic Special. The camera was made between 1915 ...