Quite a collection, are they all yours? Reply »

Nice Shot...wonder if that is a Karl Zeiss lens used by Sony today Reply »

I don't think the present digital generation realise the sheer joy of fiddling with all the controls, and the pride and satisfaction you get when you got it right --- after the print comes back from the lab a week later. Reply »

That's a lot of other cameras Reply »

Nowadays the computer IS the darkroom. I get as much pleasure from tweaking my photos as I do from taking them. You don't need a whole room full of chemicals and the results are just as rewarding. Maybe more, with the great improvements of camera technology and computer software. Those who disdain the computer steps are the same as those who would be happy with a polaroid picture or don't know how to use the software. Just a vent to those who wish that they were still taking rolls of film to be processed somewhere in the near future. Reply »

PS: Great collection of old cameras. Reply »

BeSea, you're welcome. And thank YOU! Reply »

Congrats on the first place....it is well deserved! A brilliant shot...and what a collection....Priceless!
Keep on clicking Reply »

Indeed,,, Reply »

splendid shot! Reply »

Thanks for the Fav Alan Reply »

Nice added touch of colour - Good shot Reply »

beautiful composition and processing. great work Reply »

Wow....there's an oldy but goody - cool shot Reply »

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author says: Thanks, it was my father in laws, used it a few times but cant get film for it any more

Great shot! Reply »

That old Brownie looks like it's in pretty good shape. Nice. Reply »

Well, it looks like you;re hellbent in teaching this cam how to withstand water. Nice one Reply »

Breaks my heart!!! Nice shot! Reply »

If you got Pentax, you can get weather sealed Nice shot, though. Like the use of the glass/water Reply »

Oh no, Reply »