Holy Angels Home — Rochester, New York
Mamiya DTL500 on Tri-X, scanned and treated with AltPhoto’s Daguerreotype filter on my iPhone. (Original image circa 1984)
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My Eyes Are Up Here (1981)
Eastview Mall — Victor, New York
Mamiya-Sekor DTL500 with 35mm Vivitar
Kodak TriX film (pushed 2 stops) on Kodak Polycontrast Rapid paper (solarized)
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Argus C3 – “The Brick”
The Argus C3 was a low-priced rangefinder camera mass-produced from 1939 to 1966. Heavy and bulky by today’s standards the C3 was a durable camera which helped to popularize the 35mm format.
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Bell & Howell Electric Eye 127
The Bell & Howell Electric Eye 127 is an auto-exposure 4×4cm 127 film viewfinder camera made by Bell & Howell around 1958. It has a single fixed shutter speed and the aperture is controlled either by the selenium cell or by an aperture slider hidden under the nameplate below the lens.
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Comrade LoMo
The Kalimar SR 200 was a rebranded Russian made Zenit-E – a 35mm film SLR made by KMZ and produced between 1965-82.
Зенит = Zenit means Zenith in Russian.
This camera makes the Argus C3 feel lightweight
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