In the late 1970s I bought my second camera, a Kodak 110 model with a folding handle and dual-lens system. It captured family events, holidays and special occasions, although many of the prints and negatives have since been lost to time.

In the late 1960s, a Mars chocolate promotion led me and my brother to collect wrapper letters and swap duplicates. We quickly completed the set and sent them off, receiving my first camera in return—an early point-and-shoot that introduced me to photography, now long lost.