Description
A Kodak Instamatic 104, the little silver-and-black box camera, that somebody turned into a lamp. A cord runs out of the back to a wall plug, and the flashcube on top, which was built to fire four times and be thrown away, now simply stays lit. It gives off a cold blue glow, like a flash that never finished going off.
The rest is all camera still: the Kodak badge in red, the “Instamatic Camera 104” plate, the knurled lens ring, the shutter bar, and the plate on the back that reads “Wind film to stop.” There are small chips and scuffs at the corners. The photos were taken with it plugged in and lit.
This one is in the Captain’s Keep. It is staying aboard, so you may look all you like.
