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By Susan Ewart · Posted
Magazine WS 2024 Back Cover (Lesson 7 in the workshop) Some more interesting camera that belonged to my grandfather. Except the mini spy camera that I got a few years ago from an auction. Not sure how much spying could get done with that teeny tiny camera. It still has film in it too! -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Magazine WS page 6 (Lesson 5 in the workshop) In the top row the Nikon was my brothers (who got me into photography) and the Minolta next to it was my sister-in-laws who was a manager at camera store, I would later go one to work for the same company (different province) and was a mini-lab supervisor developing and printing film negatives. The middle camera on the bottom row is a sort of stand-in for what was my first camera (Ricoh KR-10), I wish I had kept it. And the bottom right camera is the Pentax K1000 one used in many schools, and one which I used in high school photography class. The Canon and Praktica were ones I picked up at thrift stores. -
By Susan Ewart · Posted
Magazine WS 2024 Page 5 (lesson 3 in the workshop) A few different Brownie styles. There was so many of them.
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