In this week's camera collecting blog, let's step back to 1997 with the classic Nikon Coolpix E100!
Check out the blog to see why I’m writing about this interesting 0.3MP vintage gem.
www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog/2026/1/28/nikon-coolpix-e100
Before smartphones, we had the Kodak Panoram No. 1. Instead of a wide-angle glass, this camera used a spring-loaded lens that literally swings across the film plane during the exposure.
Read about this wonderful camera.
www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog/2025/12/10/kodak-panoram-1-model-d
Produced in Russia in the 1930s, the GOMZ Malyutka camera is an Art Deco-inspired miniature bakelite camera based on the German SIDA camera and the subject of this week's camera collecting blog.
Please take a few minutes learn about it
www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog/2025/12/3/gomz-malyutka
This week's camera collecting blog is on the Kodak Bantam Special: a pocket-sized Art Deco masterpiece that packed pro-level performance into a sleek black enamel-and-chrome body in the late 1930s.
[www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog/2025/11/25/kodak-bantam-special]
I purchased this early Kodak Retina 117 from the daughter of a Kodak engineer several years ago.
Please take a few minutes to read about my experience and the quality of images this camera can produce in this week's blog post.
www.dancuny.com/camera-collecting-blog/2025/1/28/kodak-retina-model-117
There’s a lot of vertical going on in this his photo. Taken in the late 1950s or early 1960s.
I write a weekly blog on the cameras in my collection. Last week's post was on the Art Deco Rolleicord 1 camera. You can read more about it here:
www.dancuny.com/camera-colle...
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Here’s a wonderful photo of young women enjoying their time together at either a small lake or river. Photo was taken around Boone, Iowa in the early 1900s
Here’s an interesting photo of people area campfire taken well over 100 years ago. Looking at the exposure, possible flash powder or another light source from the left. A wonderful photo from that time. @camping-world.bsky.social @oldphotos.
Hello Bluesky!! I’m looking forward to share images from my collection. Here’s a sneak peek from my concert photos from the 70s. @davidbowiereal.bsky.social @davidbowienews.bsky.social
What a great photo. These youngsters look so old, probably because of their clothes and the young girl holding the broom. It also reminds me of the kids on Our Gang or maybe Munchkins
