1960s Kodak Instamatic 300 Camera

Released between 1963 to 1966, the Kodak Eastman Instamatic 300 was a simple camera intended for casual snapshots. Manufactured in England, the Instamatic 300 had an automatic light cell to help with the camera's exposure system, a pop up flash holder, and an exposure warning flag that would appear in the viewfinder in low light situations. 

Although not a particularly rare piece of equipment, this small Kodak Instamatic 300 camera was a great find and one that I was excited to add to my vintage camera collection.

Hotel Keihan Tsukiji Ginza Grande in Tokyo, Japan

Always opt for a view. While travel shooting in Japan we were keen to stay at several properties, but it was the top floor corner suite at Hotel Keihan Tsukiji Ginza Grande in central Tokyo where we really treated ourselves. Surrounded by uninterrupted, overwhelming city views through the floor to ceiling windows, our stay here only further emphasized the incredible scale of Tokyo. 

Cool, Calm & Cadillac'd

Long time followers of Editing Luke will understand that cars have always played a big part in a lot of my travel shoots. With the addition of a Cadillac CTS, you can expect a few cameos to pop up in more of my Canadian travel shoots ahead. What can I say? Playing with cars is fun.