kodakcameras

3 photos tagged kodakcameras, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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1938

1950

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Mark in NOVA said:
A pretty old looking "girl".
dance and sing said:
A very old photo. The woman looks like she has numerous feelings about what she photographing. A very clear, presentation of different shades of greys to black. It is lovely. It looks like it could be in an Art Museum.
Allan said:
I love the fact that she is still holding her handbag ... :)
trialsanderrors said:
More great portrait photography by Esther Bubley:
bukwrm57 said:
Is the subject Marion Carpenter first female White House photographer?

Vesna Verencevic said:
More about Kodak. Ironically, Kodak, which was also responsible for inventing digital photography, is now witnessing its own downfall as a result of the medium’s proliferation. Though the future of Kodak is still uncertain, its illustrious history is a long and interesting one, dating back to 1880, and the days of Thomas Edison. Back in the late 19th century, Mr George Eastman, who had established the Eastman Dry Plate Company, was working on an invention that would enable pieces of paper covered in photographic emulsion to record photographic positives. Along with the help of William Walker, another photographic expert, the two developed a holder for Eastman’s photo plates. Source: independent-photo.com/news/historic-brands-kodak/