Not unless it embraces newer technologies.
One of the few remaining small dealers here in the Detroit area saw
the digital wave coming and embraced it. He's still in business --
which is more than can be said for the half a dozen other shops.
Kind of a sad reality. I suspect something similar happened as
automobiles eclipsed the horse and buggy. Blacksmiths and carriage
makers watched helplessly as their livelihoods faded away.
ScottGee1
On 8/3/05, R. Jackson <jackson.robert.r@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I went to my favorite local camera shop yesterday and it's a bank
> now. That place has been there since the 50's. I bought my 90/2 and
> my 180/2.8 there. I've been going to a different store over the past
> year or so because it's more convenient for me and I had no idea this
> place was going under. The mom and pop camera store just can't
> survive anymore, I guess.
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