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12--year-old Jacob Sherd, interested in all things vintage, has collected about 9 film cameras in the past year. He's also the youngest member at PhotoAccess, a non-profit teaching people how to shoot and develop film photos, in Canberra.
12--year-old Jacob Sherd, interested in all things vintage, has collected about 9 film cameras in the past year. He's also the youngest member at PhotoAccess, a non-profit teaching people how to shoot and develop film photos, in Canberra.
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