Masked Up by Jonathan Marmor

 ©Jonathan Marmor, Masked Up; Seattle, Washington, USA; Kodak Baby Brownie Special, ReraChrome 100

Question about using Kodak Baby Brownie Special

127 Film Photography received this query from Shawna Jensen. Please feel free to respond with suggestions in the comments section of this post.

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I am a professional photographer shooting in digital, but I collect all kinds of cameras and have recently taken up film photography. I acquired my grandmother's old Kodak Baby Brownie Special camera, shot with it on Rerapan 400 film, and developed it myself. Below are 3 of the shots I got from the roll and was wanting some advice. Do I need to clean the lens better? Should I use a different film type? Or is this camera just super foggy? I know I was shaky on some shots, but I think I can do better. Basically I would like some constructive criticism or tips.

Seabrook branches by Jon Marmor

 ©Jon Marmor, Seabrook branches; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan

Tilting King Street Station by Jon Marmor

 ©Jon Marmor, Tilting King Street Station; Seattle, WA, USA; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan

Tic Tac Toe in the Sky by Jon Marmor

 ©Jon Marmor, Tic Tac Toe in the Sky; Seattle, WA, USA; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan

Beach walkers by Jon Marmor

 ©Jon Marmor, Beach walkers; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan

Getting some sun by Jon Marmor

 ©Jon Marmor, Getting some sun; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan

Beach as Flat as a Prairie by Jon Marmor

©Jon Marmor, Beach as Flat as a Prairie; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan

Ava in Motion by Jon Marmor

©Jon Marmor, Ava in Motion; Baby Brownie Special, ReraPan