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Cool cameras! I like the use of sepia to highlight the details :)

Thanks Valerie! I added a little paper texture to the image, but the sepia is just the tungsten lighting of my bedroom. It always gives a warm glow without flash. I tried the image in B/W, but ultimately liked the original the best.

I like your composition and the tones in this shot.

Thanks Harriet! :-)

your paper texture and the background on the framed pic. work very well together. I like the sepia tones as well, I can never achieve this inside, I get this sickly, pinky, orange hue!

Thanks Wendi! I suppose it helps a little that the room has beige tones to start with, but it is mostly the light-bulbs.

nice composition, and the toning goes with the cameras, my first 'proper' camera was a 35mm Yashica.

Thanks Amaz! Mine was a Polaroid and I really wish I'd know about these cameras back then!

Great composition and processing Norm. Love the texturing too, well I'm hoping it's texturing, either that or you need to employ a better decorator! ;)

Thanks Paul! It would be hard to fire myself, but not to worry ... it's a Picmonkey texture!

Great cameras and wonderful shot/ composition . Well done

Thanks Jan! :-)

Lovely cameras

Thanks Sanna! :-)

Ah Valarie Perrine made it into one of your own photographs. :) Lovely tones to the image Norm ... the presentation is great!

Thanks Chris! Valerie and Myrna should make into my photos every once in a while! :-)

Man, both of those cameras look like they could crank out some serious images! Beautiful.

Thanks Kenny! They are fun to shoot with ... and they attract a lot of attention when I use them.

Oh that is so nice Norm. (Did you marry Valerie Perrine?)

Thanks! No ... Valerie is just another Facebook buddy! :-)

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those 6x6 reflex camera´s were great

Thanks! They are a fun pair to shoot with!

Fantastic composition with the excellent YASHICAS.
Great capture.

Thanks Rita! :-)

Wow, interesting cameras, lovely setting. So, do you develop your own film?

Thanks Gillian! :-) Yes ... I can develop my own film and print the film. I do mostly black and white, but I did buy the chemicals to try doing color film, but I haven't had the chance to try it yet.

Fantastic composition.

Thanks Don! :-)

I used a Yashica Mat once. It took such lovely shots. I got a kick out of reeling the film. It was a solid camera and I was sorry when I had to return it to its owner.

I like to use the old manual cameras ... it forces me to think about the photo more before clicking the button. :-)

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Thanks again Esther! :-)

Congratulations on Explore Norm, not sure If I commented on this or not!! nice job