A close-up, top-down image depicts a vintage Pentax K-mount film camera with an attached flash unit, held by a person in low light conditions, situated in Tel Aviv, Israel

A close-up, top-down image depicts a vintage Pentax K-mount film camera with an attached flash unit, held by a person in low light conditions, situated in Tel Aviv, Israel. A left human hand, with the thumb prominent at the upper left, supports the camera, while fingers from a right hand are partially visible on the right. The camera is positioned against a grey fabric surface, likely clothing. The camera body is silver-toned, bearing the "PENTAX" logo on the front of the prism housing. Two heart-shaped stickers, one orange and one red, are affixed to the prism. A black webbing strap is attached to the camera body. The lens is a "PENTAX-M 1:1.7 50mm" with the serial number "6492495" and "ASAHI OPT. CO." engraved on its front ring. The lens barrel displays aperture settings from 1.7 to 22 and features a light-colored band, possibly an adhesive wrap, around its circumference. The camera's exposure mode switch, set to "AUTO/M", is visible on the right side. A black, rectangular "FLASHBACK" brand flash unit is mounted via the hot shoe. The word "FLASHBACK" is printed in white, inverted, on its upper surface. The flash head emits a bright reflection, indicating active illumination or a strong light source. The background is predominantly dark, with a human foot wearing a dark sandal faintly visible in the upper right quadrant.