Fup Duck Photography
Percussive learning in a world of automation.
- Based in United Kingdom
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Most recent posts
This is an Art Deco styled bakelite medium format camera made in France. Mine is a series III model made from 1947 to around 1956. This one is the deluxe or blindé version, meaning that …
Pick one of your photographs. Now describe it. How many words did you need? How easy was it to describe clearly the essence of the picture? Now pick a well-known photograph and do the same. …
This is rare enough to make hen’s teeth look common. It was made and sold for about one year in 1960 and was one of the very few 35mm TLRs made. Mike Eckman (may his …