Kit at work

Kit is a local photographer and, by day, a salesperson at a chain
camera shop. She was showing me the Olympus O-MD bodies that day and
I took her picture with the Minolta Autopak 450E, with its
six-years-expired Kodak Ultra 400 film. The flash is on the end of the
camera and you can see the huge shadow it throws. Without actually
covering part of the flash (which I probably should have done),
there's no way to manually adjust the flash output. The flash is
actually quite good at more ordinary people-shooting distances, say
three metres or so. I did think of turning the camera ninety degrees,
to get the flash above the camera, and I probably should have but it's
very clumsy to hold in that position.

The border (including burning in the edges) was done in PSP X5, as was
the extra noising on the merchandise shelves.