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Historic rangefinder cameras Photograph by Paul Cowan

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Nadine and Bob Johnston

Nadine and Bob Johnston

V, F, You just reminded me of my first camera the Kodak Vest Pocket folding bellows with a variable aperture and focus from 1928. It was My Moms, broken with the bellows off the track, so she gave it to me to play with. Took it apart, and fixed it when I was seven. My aunt, who traveled the National Parks taking photos of Tourists, living in a 10x Tent, developed film at night. Made prints and mailed them to the tourists... She taught me to develop my film, and make prints. Saved my money, bought an enlarger, and by 1942 was freelancing for three Boston Papers. Thanks for the Memories ! Tweeted to 23,000 who follow us on Twitter @grandcanyonpics and @nadine1939

Paul Cowan replied:

Thanks for that. I'm glad it brought back some happy memories. I don't have any Kodak cameras but there are a heap more European folders I plan to shoot portraits of (well, I did shoot them yesterday, actually, but it turned out that the flash synch on my Sekor 105 is out of kilter, so I ended up with a blank roll. I'll use the Pentacon Six today).

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