Photography & Vintage Film Cameras

I finally got around to shooting the C330 twin lens reflex with the 180mm lens.  That focal length on a 35mm camera would be a substantial t...

Whenever I'm making pictures around the house I often devote the last few shots on the roll to images of my cat, Ruthie.  Pretty often, ...

I stopped by the Museum of Natural History this morning with my Welta Perle .  The compact folder was loaded with TMAX 400 film.   Th...

A local custom shop hosted a well-attended car show this morning in Albuquerque.  I took along my Kodak Monitor loaded with TMAX 400. ...

I've been carrying around the C330 and trying it in a variety of settings.  The hand-grip is a big help in keeping my fingers from inad...

I decided it was time to stop whining about the awkwardness of the C330 and get the accessories needed to make it practical to shoot outsid...

I got some nice shots from my first Kodak Duo Six-20, but it developed a problem with the shutter linkage which ended up damaging the shutt...

I shot a roll of TMAX 400 in my Dolly Super-Sport after doing a little work on the shutter recently.  It may need a little more tuning sti...

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

I've been working on my Kodak Duo Six-20. I painted out the last pinhole in the bellows which gave me better image contrast. After ...

Another treatment on the theme can be found on the NYT Lens Blog .

Weather and lighting conditions get a little hard to predict this time of year.  In order to extend the possibilities for shooting ...