Saw this little little beauty snuggled in its black coat and thought that should be mine. In no time at all I'd parted with the 99p and it was mine. A
Pentax Espio 170sl to be accurate. Nothing but the best for me! I'd seen some lovely reportage snaps from
this fella-me-lad in the far-east taken with a similarly named P&S camera and it seduced me into thinking "
if I had one of those, I'd take pictures like that". I was wrong.
Down[the]town Stornoway.
But then I think I might have the wrong camera. He had an
Espio Mini I see - and that makes all the difference - probably. Apart from the different location, film, development technique and skill. Apart from that.
It was only 99p though. It was worth a try wasn't it?
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I have a few cameras of that ilk, and they all give nice pics. I can never find one at 99p though. $25 seems to be the going rate here
Did you haggle?
You were mentioned : http://jamesdyasdavidson.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/it-not-building-but-people.html
It's certainly an atmospheric photo. The more I see your results the more I am tempted one day when I'm back in Scotland to try out some of the old cameras I still have. I wonder if one can still get 127 film for a VPK. I have a plate Zeiss Ikon and I kept one of my Pentax a K2 or an ME Super (I can't remember which one I kept). I've no idea which other ones I kept.
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