Topic: International Brownie Camera Days

[Bryan]

Time to load some film in your Brownie!

International Brownie Camera Days has arrived!
 
It has started, it is fun and it lasts for 28 days. Starting today, February 1st, load your favorite Kodak Brownie Camera and shoot some film. You'll have until midnight, February 28th to submit your image to the gallery.

http://www.brownie-camera.com/brownie-camera-day/

[Francois]

Perfect timing to try my modified Hawkeye flash with the hotshots, tripod mount, neckstrap and cable release more

[astrobeck]

always fun!   

[Late Developer]

I bought a Brownie (probably for last year's version of this).  The bloody thing just fell to bits while loading it.

Might see if I can get something a bit more robust and give it another go

[AJShepherd]

My No.2 Brownie needs the lens cleaning as last time I used it was like shooting in the mist. Need to look into that.
Could use the Brownie Hawkeye instead, but I think that as I've got a few rolls of Rerapan to hand I should use the Brownie Reflex some time this month.

[irv_b]

I'm sure I have or two that I can get out and play with.  Are we going to post the shots on this thread also?

[Jeff Warden]

I think the Filmwasters should be represented, and post here too! I have two Brownies so I'll dig them out and see what happens.

[Francois]

I bought a Brownie (probably for last year's version of this).  The bloody thing just fell to bits while loading it.

Might see if I can get something a bit more robust and give it another go

That could only mean one thing: you didn't use enough tape 

[Blaxton]

There was a nice confluence of opportunity and interest yesterday so I rolled some Fomapan 100 onto a 620 reel, stuffed it into my Brownie Hawkeye, and headed out to the wilds of Newton Upper Falls (near Boston, Massachusetts).  Mine's done.  Now for some pinhole work...

Newton Upper Falls, Massachusetts by William Blackstone, on Flickr

[Bryan]

This was my contribution.  Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash with the lens flipped and using a closeup attachment.  The film was Ilford HP5 Plus developed in Beerenol (Modelo Especial).  This was the first time I used Mexican beer to develop film.

http://www.brownie-camera.com/brownie-camera-day/2019-international-brownie-camera-days/

The camera
Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Flash Painted Red and Yellow by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[AJShepherd]

Shot a roll of Rerapan 100 in my Brownie Reflex last Tuesday, first time I've used that camera since 2012.

This one was my contribution, shot on the Bluebell Railway.

[irv_b]

I used my ancient No2 Brownie with Ilford DELTA 100. I have another roll to finish shooting and develop

[scouter]

Here's my effort
Kodak Brownie No.2 Model D Fomapan 100 developed in Caffenol C-M by Christopher Smith, on Flickr