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Found treasure

A photographer I used to work with had the idea a few years back for "Frame zero", a collection of found images from people loading their 35mm cameras.

This takes that idea and applies it to collector cameras. Fantastic stuff.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 10.28.2005. You can leave your response.

“Found treasure”

  1. Blogger Dan Says:
    5:19 PM  

    Hey Kevin,
    This site was very cool. I loved going through and looking at all the old film that was found and printed. I have tried to shoot a few rolls through some of the old cameras I have bought and this reminded me of what fun they can be. Thanks for the link. Dan D.
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