Cameras
My passion for film photography has led me to build a collection of sentimental 35mm film cameras and materials that I regularly incorporate into my active photographic practice.
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Passed down from my mother; I am the second owner of this beautiful camera. She purchased this easy to use Canon FD mount camera only a few years before I was born.
I have since built a small collect of vintage FD lenses that have expanded my shooting experience.
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In love with the quality and feel of images rendered in FD glass I hand picked a new body and waist level finder to provide myself with a different perspective, and 100% manual shooting experience.
This camera has a rich history as being a work horse and the computer of the famous Nikon F series.
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Originally my father’s college camera, and then his work camera. As a geologist using this reliable kit in the field, the X700 has fallen on rocks and is still dependable. Beautiful braising on the body and keeps on working.
My Minolta is my go to travel camera. Smaller than the canons, wonderful glass and well broken in.
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My step-grand father’s camera from the 1950’s. This beautiful rangefinder takes exceptionally sharp photos.
An absolute joy to use, and small enough when folded to fit in a jacket pocket. One of my favorite cameras to shoot in the winter and when there is snow on the ground.