THE People's Museum of Limerick was the venue for the Limerick Analogue Photographers' Society's Annual Exhibition.
Co-organised by former Limerick Senior College photography lecturer Dan Kenny, Clarina, the event featured and array of cameras and equipment as well as examples of alternative photographic processes like cyanotype - a photographic printing process that produces blue prints using coated paper and light, dating back to 1842.
There was also a wide range of film cameras for people to look at and experience using including large-format studio cameras which were used to take Victorian portraits.
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