Kodak Brownie

[Bob Ingram]

What got me hooked on photography was a BW picture my Mom took with what I think was a Kodak Brownie camera. It was a family snapshot, not very sharp, the type that you had to know who it was of to be able to see the resemblance, but I was intrigued and fascinated.

I don’t know how she acquired the camera, because we were poor. It must have been a big sacrifice.

Photography today combines my two primary areas of interest computers and picture taking. I can take as much shots as necessary (not concerned about how many pictures on the roll of film) and I can process them in the light on a computer without the need for the red light and wet baths.

I am looking forward to learning a lot and making some contribution to healthy discussions here.

My appreciation to the organizers and you, the participants.

Thank you…

[John Thompson]

Hello @boblngram welcome to our website. I agree about old film processing. Todays methods are much easier. We will look forward to seeing some of your posts in the future. Welcome.

[Rob Wood (Admin)]

Good to have you here, @bobingram

Hey, @nikon-nut – you know usernames notifications need to be in lower case to work right?

[Robbie]

Hi @bobingram welcome to Lightstalking. I hope you find it useful here and enjoy you’re stay 🙂

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