Hawk-Eye
This is a piece of family history.
My great auntie Mamie was a remarkable woman and keen photographer. Thanks to her we have a huge collection of photos of my Mum and her family all through her years of growing up and beyond.
I was 6 years old when Auntie Mamie died. I remember her as a kindly soul who loved children and was a delight to be around. She never married and we think she lost her sweet heart in WW1. Her mode of transport was a black bike and I still remember her riding it wearing her navy coat in winter.
We think her box brownie camera is still around. This is her later camera a Kodak 'Hawk-Eye' - "No.2 Folding Hawk-Eye Special, Made in USA by Eastman Kodak Co, Rochester, New York. Use Film No. 120".
It's a thing of beauty and joy to hold.
Mum and Dad have enjoyed and appreciated yesterday's comments on their 58th wedding anniversary very much.
I can only thank you again for your support, comments and thoughts. It could be a while until my normal blip commenting service resumes.
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- Nikon D60
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- f/11.0
- 35mm
- 200
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