Photographing Squirrels

Photographs by Scott Alan Johnson
Cleveland MetroParks 2008 ©

Lewis signed out this Brownie "0" from the A.C.O.R.N. Club camera loan program.

In 1900 George Eastman started to market a
simple box camera called the "Kodak Brownie"

The small Brownie only cost a dollar when most
other cameras were bulky, complicated and way
out of the price range of the average person.

To show how simple the Brownie cameras were,
their slogan was "You press the button, we do the rest."

CAMERA INFORMATION

MANUFACTURE: Kodak
MODEL: No. 0 Brownie Model A
MANUFACTURE DATE: 1914 to 1935
PRICE RANGE: $1.00 -$1.50
FILM SIZE: 127 Roll Film
LENS: Glass Meniscus
OTHER: Made of cardboard and wood

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Box cameras ...They may not be high-tech but squirrels havn't evenmastered pants yet!

CAMERA INFORMATION MANUFACTURE: Kodak MODEL: No. 0 Brownie Model A MANUFACTURE DATE: 1914 to 1935 PRICE RANGE: $1.00 -$1.50 FILM SIZE: 127 Roll Film LENS: Glass Meniscus OTHER: Made of cardboard and wood

Box cameras ...
They may not be high-tech
but squirrels havn't even
mastered pants yet!

CAMERA INFORMATION

MANUFACTURE: Kodak
MODEL: No. 0 Brownie Model A
MANUFACTURE DATE: 1914 to 1935
PRICE RANGE: $1.00 -$1.50
FILM SIZE: 127 Roll Film
LENS: Glass Meniscus
OTHER: Made of cardboard and wood