Pram Pushers

Apparently there was some sunshine in London last summer, after all. Sunny enough to use my old brownie box camera, light leaks and all.

Summer with Kodak Six-20 Brownie Junior

More photos made with the battered old Kodak Six-20 Brownie Junior from the family treasure chest. Polka dots and numbers are the backing paper markings on the 120 film, as is that charcoal texture, which I quite like. Almost like seeing the frame numbers when looking at a contact sheet.

Bare Cherry Tree (as seen by Kodak Brownie Junior)

Early this year i discovered an old Kodak Six-20 Brownie Junior Super Model (to give it its full name) at my house in Cyprus. Considering they stopped making these little beauties in 1940, I figured it must have been my grandfather's. Below are some of my first photos from the camera, just testing out focusing distance and how light-proof it is. As you can see, some serious light leaks, but I still love this camera. I've started on some portraits, I think they'll work nicely.

View from a window

Drifter

More wanderings through the pink walls.

spot the bird in the widening gyre. this last picture is going in my 'negative space' series I'm starting.

Le Jardin Majorelle

Arrivée à Casa Voyageurs

Hassan II Mosque & Atlantic Coast

Casablanca by train

(♥ train rides - the sights & sounds)