Photography & Vintage Film Cameras

Here are a couple more shots from my Friday morning session in Old Town with the Kodak No.1A Folding Special.  The images were cropped to co...

 A newcomer to the Friday morning car klatch in Old Town stirred some interest. I think this car started out as a '36 Plymouth, but it h...

 I shot another roll of expired Tri-X in the No.1A Pocket Kodak on a morning walk through our nearby park.  My main objective was to test a ...

  I thought the camera performed well, though I am clearly out of practice with it.  Film advancing with 120 in this 116 camera has to be es...

The one picture I liked from the last roll through my KW Patent Etui was this shot of the UNM Zimmerman Library. Most of the other frames in...

The Universal Mercury II CX has always seemed to me to be one of the most interesting camera designs produced in the U.S.  or anywhere. The ...

 My Patent Etui plate camera went with me for a morning stroll through Albuquerque's Rio Grande Zoo.   I used a roll from the recently a...

I am wanting to do some portraits with my plate cameras.  It seemed only fair and prudent to first subject myself to the process. I picked a...

I took my Kodak Recomar 18 plate camera on a walk north of Jemez Springs where the Jemez River and its East Fork come together near Battlesh...

The small size and light weight of the Vivitar Ultra Wide & Slim (vuws) camera makes it easy to carry.  It often rides along in my shirt...

 After talking recently with Vince Lupo about the nice results he has gotten from his Ermanox  I was inspired to get back to shooting with m...

 I was gifted this Pentax ES II back in September of 2018.  I believe this model was the last of the Pentax screw-mount cameras.  I put a ro...