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David Katzenstein's Brownie: 1980s Streets Shot on a Kodak Duaflex

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David Katzenstein's Brownie: 1980s Streets Shot on a Kodak Duaflex

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David Katzenstein's new photobook Brownie (Hirmer, 2025) collects colour street work shot on a fixed-focus Kodak Duaflex across New York, Latin America and North Africa from 1979 to 1989. The camera — a Brownie descendant with waist-level finder and square-format negatives — was bought at a yard sale for $4.

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