Family History by CavalierLady
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
The two cameras on the left belonged to my parents.
The two cameras on the right are my own.
It's neat to now own the camera I remember from childhood.
Thank you so much for your comments and faves on my last upload!
I was astonished and humbled by your generosity!
And thanks for stopping to have a look today.

Comments (42)
What a marvelous shot of these cameras! I remember the Autopak type. I wish I could have used one like the Argus too. I love film cameras. Thank you for the trip down memory lane!
Fantastic image! I laughed when I saw it because it reminded me of those evolution charts showing the progression from ape to human...I see the same progression here, but so much more beautifully rendered. It's fantastic work and I have to thank you for the smile you put on my face!
cant imagine having to take photo's using the camera in 1955 it's just so big lol great photo wel done
Cool history and nice idea. Do you have no analog DSLR?
A wonderful history, thanks for sharing ;O)
i relaly enjoyed seing this!!( and, hey i have the same little cam the nikon 7900 infact its what most of my gallery is done from hehe) wonderful compo and look at your collection!!
Very intesting capture of the family cameras. Aloha
Thank you for sharing this picture.Excellent capture.One can see the camera's improved a lot.
Fantastic!
Well I am guessing the thre on the left were taken with the Canon then the Canon was taken with the Nikon. I have had lots of different ones, and what I tend to do is pass them down to my daughter, who now has five camera's and a camcorder, whilst dad has two camera's. My Fuji 9600 and my old Praktika 35mm film camera. Some thing doesn't seem right somehow.lol. Great idea expertly executed, a nice slice of history. Excellent image. Bravo!!!!!
Quite interesting !
Its been a thrill going back and revisiting your gallery, you were one of the first and few I added as a favorite artist when I joined and it sure is easy to see why... Have a nice weekend. :)