Struts, Style & Synthetics Part 3: Soho Model B
1935: The Soho Model B, last of the folding strut Bakelite cameras.
1935: The Soho Model B, last of the folding strut Bakelite cameras.
1930: The No.2 Hawkette, launched in 1930, was Kodak's first all synthetic plastic camera.
1929: The APeM Rajar No.6, launched in 1929, was the world's first all synthetic plastic folding strut camera.
This series examines the impact of Bakelite on three innovative cameras from the Art Deco era: Rajar No.6, Kodak No.2 Hawkette, and Soho Model B.
1914: Eastman Kodak introduce technology for adding notes and metadata at time of exposure.
The discovery of Second Lieutenant Thomas Boyle's camera led to research revealing his poignant wartime story, including his bravery and ultimate sacrifice during the First World War.
The start of a series of posts on plastic nostalgia and photographic history.
I was pleased to be approached by On Landscape Magazine to talk about one of my favourite images. Here’s the link to the article. Nuevo Laredo, Mexico 1996, by Alex…