One of the most fascinating aspects of analogue photography is the wide variation in cameras. Some people use machines that have survived for decades or even a century. Others create their own cameras out of a lunchbox. This extends the creative process of making a photo beyond pushing a button and gives an extra personal flavour to anything you make.
So I am going to collect stories of camera's for ~AnalogPhotographers. So if you have an old (analogue) camera with a cool story behind it, send me a note with 'Behind the camera' in the subject, a picture of the camera, some photos you took with it and of course the story itself.

The more stories the better, so go and give some to the news-article: Behind the Camera: Your stories








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