Growing up in the 90s, and before digital cameras became common, one of my most precious possessions was a Kodak roll camera.
It was a simple box camera that came loaded with a 36-exposure roll of film (if I remember that correctly). When the roll was finished, the camera or the roll was handed to a photo studio for processing.
My friend’s father had a photo studio that was one of the best in town and where I got my photos developed. The studio contained a dark room (called ‘darkroom’) that no one was allowed to enter, which was typical of any photo studio those days.
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Thanks Vishal as always for sharing these nudges time and again
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