The Minolta 110 Zoom SLR.

A Misty Autumn Morning 1974.

Swansea University and Singleton Park seen from Townhill.

Ensign Ful-Vue.

Because I was desperate for a camera of my own, Xmas 1947 saw me become the
owner of the above 120 roll film Ensign Ful-Vue - so-called because the advantage it had over the ubiquitous Kodak Box Brownie was a viewfinder of much larger dimensions.
Unhappily, I found the camera a great disappointment and went back to the family Brownie.

The above picture is the only print I still have taken by the Ensign. Oddly it depicts the present I turned down for the camera but I received it for Xmas 1948. The last time I rode it was in
1964.

Obsolete Film...

Myself upon the outer head of Worm's Head, Rhosili, Gower, Wales.












On the left a view of Mumbles from Clyne Common, Swansea and above a school friend before we set out to cross to the tip of the Worm.

The arrow indicates the house where I was born, Rhianfa Hospital, Swansea,
taken from my back bedroom window at 6 Rosehill Terrace.
These shots were taken on a Coronet camera using 828 roll film which was
an unperforated 35mm film spooled with a paper back.
1953.

The Healey Square Four...

...also known as the Squariel because this is a customised version of
The Ariel Square Four.
Photographed at the Donington Rally 1973.
The History of the Marque is HERE.

Sunset this evening...

The Mills, Dungloe Pier.

17th. September 2009.
Canon FTb.
Kodak BW400CN.