Cameras Collection (page 4)

Round the World on a Bicycle (engraving)
1036759 Round the World on a Bicycle (engraving) by Staniland, Charles J. (1838-1916) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Round the World on a Bicycle)

A photographer and a frowning subject (colour litho)
3094547 A photographer and a frowning subject (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: A photographer and a frowning subject)

Mr and Mrs Martin Johnsons party at London Zoo, October 1920 (b / w photo)
1262595 Mr and Mrs Martin Johnsons party at London Zoo, October 1920 (b/w photo) by Bond, Frederick William (1887-1942); Zoological Society of London; (add.info)

The Duchess of Cornwall takes a Snapshot (litho)
1037412 The Duchess of Cornwall takes a Snapshot (litho) by Soper, George (1870-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Duchess of Cornwall takes a Snapshot)

Dawn of the Century (colour litho)
3656459 Dawn of the Century (colour litho) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Dawn of the Century. Music cover.); Look and Learn / Valerie Jackson Harris Collection

The Photographer (engraving)
1103304 The Photographer (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Photographer. Illustration for The Illustrated London News)

Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1960s. Creator: Unknown
NOBA 4x5 camera on a wooden frame with brass fixtures and red bellows. The camera is marked in several places with orange

Camera from the studio of H. C. Anderson, 1947 - 1955. Creator: Graflex Inc
A Pacemaker Speed Graphic 4x5 transparency film camera in black and silver. The front cover releases and opens. The text on the front reads

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Tomasz Buczkowski ( Tomush )

The hunters being hunted
Andrei Ionut Dascalu

Capturing Comet Neowise
Jim Cumming

Almost symmetrical
Tomasz Buczkowski ( Tomush )

Tender memories
Cristiano Giani

Control Room, Cambridge Police Feature, 28th July 1986

Marc Hampton 13 of Bournemouth, Alistair Barker 19 of Windsor and Neil Jameson 18 of Windsor watch the Planes fly over head January 1975

Liverpool striker Robbie Fowler has Wembley in his sights as he tries his hand behind the camera. 1st April 1995

A photographer at Derby Day at Epsom. 3rd June 1959

The Beatles meet the press at Abbey Road Studios in London before their appearance tomorrow on BBC1 " Our World" TV Show

Cast and crew members of the British and Dominions Film Corporation seen here waiting for the sunshine at Warwick Castle. Where they are filming When Knights Were Bold

Michael Parkinson, Anna Ford, David Frost, Angela Rippon and Robert Kee at the TV-am studios. 1983

Cassius Clay (centre) at a press conference prior to his rematch with Henry Cooper to held at Highbury Stadium. 19th May 1966

Anthony B Richmond Cinematographer, (left) Director John Sturges (second left ) seen here during location filming for The Eagle Has Landed at Mapledurham 14th June 1976

Picture Page television magazine programme seen here being broadcast from the BBC studios at Alexandra Palace. January 1939

Muhammad Ali signing autographs outside the Odeon in Birmingham. 7th June 1979

American world champion heavyweight boxer Muhammad Ali (formerly Cassius Clay) and British challenger Henry Cooper attend a press conference at the Piccadilly Hotel in London to promote their

Terry Butcher poses for pictures at Highfield Road. 22nd November 1990

Snap happy... professional photographer Peter Day, of Brighouse, left with pupils of Gilthwaite First School, Denby Dale, who are studying photography

Crowds watching the Jersey Flower Show, Jersey, Channel Islands, 5th August 1958

Muhammad Ali flooring Brian London at Earls Court Exhibition Hall. Ali put in a masterful performance hitting Brian London at will - as London put it in an interview with BBC TV he was just getting

Sir Alec Douglas Home faces a battery of cameras on his return from Buckingham Palace after seeing the Queen to set the date for the next general election. 15th September 1964

The Beatles, in the Studio of CBSs Ed Sullivan Show. New York, USA, 9th February 1964

Director Jerry Lewis (left) seen here with Sammy Davis Junior (seated) setting up for the next series of shots at Eastnor Castle, Ledbury. Where they are filming One More Time. Circa 1st August 1969

Tor Choicht, 500 feet above Loch Shiel a film crew prepare to film the gathering of the clanmen below at Glen Finnan for the film Bonnie Prince Charlie

Jimmy Hill is interviewed by the BBC soon after he was released by students as part of their Rag Week escapades in Coventry. 28th February 1964

LNER Engine No. 4771 making its way past the crowds on the Shildon to Darlington line at the 150 anniversary celebrations on 31st August 1975

LNER Engine No. 4498 the Sir Nigel Gresley, and a Stirling steam locomotive making their way past the crowds on the Shildon to Darlington line at the 150 anniversary celebrations on 31st August 1975

Passengers crowd the platform on 3rd May 1976 at Haltwhistle Station before the last train to Alston sets off

There was a brisk sale in platform tickets when Engine No.4472 The Flying Scotsman called at Central Station, Newcastle to take on water on 3rd June 1967

Crowds of train enthusiasts lined the platforms at Carlisle Station on 15th May 1965 to see Engine No.4472 The Flying Scotsman

Engine No. 4472 The Flying Scotsman leaving an admiring audience
Engine No.4472 The Flying Scotsman leaving an admiring audience and the platform of Central Station, Newcastle on 9th September 1967

Elizabeth Taylor with husband Mike Todd facing the cameras in London in April 1957 circa

Train enthusiasts flocked to Newcastle Central Station on 18th June 1972 to see one of Britians fastest steam locomotives the Sir Nigel Gresley

Singer Frank Sinatra is mobbed by waiting fans as he arrives at the Royal Albert Hall 16th September 1980

Rolling Stones photocall Introducing Mick Taylor who took Brian Jones place in the band in Hyde Park. Keith Richards, Mick Jagger, Mick Taylor, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts. 13 June 1969

Steam Engine No. 4498 the Sir Nigel Gresley all ready to leave on 7th Spetember 1975. A Brush Type 4 diesel locomotive stands alongside

Steam engine No. 4498 the Sir Nigel Gresley at Newcastle Station on 12th June 1972

The famous old steam locomotive Sir Nigel Gresley powers its way through Morpeth Station on 29th April 1995

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Cameras have always been the silent observers, capturing moments that range from the ordinary to the extraordinary. Just like a camera captured the elusive Loch Ness Monster, these devices have become our trusted companions in documenting life's mysteries. In 1934, an advert for Leica cameras showcased their ability to freeze time and immortalize memories. As we look back at this vintage advertisement, we are reminded of how far technology has come in shaping our photographic experiences. Behind every great film lies a dedicated cast and crew. In John Guillermins' "Torment" (1949), they were not just tools but essential members of the team. They skillfully captured each emotion and action as actors like Valentino Musetti (The Saracen) and William Russell (Ian) brought characters to life on screen. Derek Ware, the fight coordinator, understood that cameras had a unique role in showcasing intense battle scenes. He meticulously taught Valentino Musetti how to fight while ensuring that every move was flawlessly captured by those lenses. At BBC Ealing studios, cameras witnessed William Russell's dedication during fight scenes for his character Ian. The lens focused on his determination as he immersed himself into his role alongside Valentino Musetti (The Saracen). These images serve as a testament to their commitment towards creating compelling visual narratives. Even beyond Earth's boundaries, cameras played an integral part in exploration. The Mars Exploration Rover allowed us glimpses into distant worlds through its lens - revealing breathtaking landscapes previously unseen by human eyes. From capturing mythical creatures lurking beneath water surfaces to documenting epic battles fought with valor and precision – cameras continue to be our windows into captivating stories waiting to be told. Edgar Wallace knew this well when he posed for a film photo; he understood that behind every image lay countless untold tales waiting patiently for discovery. So let us celebrate these remarkable devices that enable us to freeze time and preserve memories forevermore.