Graham Hughes' photos with the keyword: box brownie

© Graham Hughes 2014 All Rights Reserved Kodak Portrait Brownie No2. www.brownie.camera/portrait_brownie_no_2_black_key.htm Tetanal Vario matt paper. Analogue birth and processing, scanned and digitally kissed gently in Nik Silver FX Pro.

© Graham Hughes 2014 All Rights Reserved Kodak Portrait Brownie No2. www.brownie.camera/portrait_brownie_no_2_black_key.htm Tetanal Vario matt paper. Analogue birth and processing, scanned and digitally kissed gently in Nik Silver FX Pro.

© Graham Hughes 2014 All Rights Reserved Kodak Portrait Brownie No2. www.brownie.camera/portrait_brownie_no_2_black_key.htm Tetanal Vario matt paper. Analogue birth and processing, scanned and digitally kissed gently in Nik Silver FX Pro.

© Graham Hughes 2014 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative print from 3a Brownie negative on Tetanol Vario matt paper. Developed in Ilford Multigrade, Ilford Rapid fix. Printed on vario paper @ Gallery259.Scanned Epson 2450 @ 600 DPI. Digitally kissed where needed.3a Brownie negative on Tetanol Vario matt paper. Developed in Ilford Warmtone, Ilford Rapid fix. Printed on vario paper @ Gallery259.Scanned Epson 2450 @ 600 DPI. Digitally kissed where needed.

This Six20 Model C, hasn't got the cleanest meniscus lense, but I have used it with this coated Soligor middle lense element taken out of a 135mm lens.I think it's a Convex Concav or Negative Meniscus It makes the focal length about 6". Love the images it takes. Here it is concave forward. Reversing is a whole new ball game.

This Six20 Model C, hasn't got the cleanest meniscus lense, but I have used it with this coated Haminex rear lense element taken out of a 135mm lens. I think it's a Plano Concave element. It makes the focal length about 10cm. Love the images it takes...thumbprint and all....:-)