Jack Kenny has a sinking feeling when he looks around his little gray-sided photo store.
The shop is squeezed behind a dry cleaner and a fried-chicken joint on Plymouth's south side.
He can count boxes of unsold camera film approaching their expiration dates. Few people are buying film these days, and Kenny wonders how long Quicksilver Photo, originally a film-based business, can survive in the digital age.
"I'm dying," Kenny says.
Hey, not so fast.
