This picture is from the first roll I shot using my newly acquired Minox EL (one of the smallest 35mm cameras ever made, in the early 1970’s). I got the camera for next to nothing, and for now at least it’s working. (From what I read, the shutters are a weak spot). One of the interesting things about this camera is that it is scale-focus: no rangefinder, etc. Nada. You guesstimate the distance and set it on the lens, and hope you’re in the ball park. I am happy to report that every shot scanned so far is sharp, but given the tack-sharp 35mm f2.8 wide-angle lens, and the great depth of field I got from shooting at f16 on fast film, it might as well have been auto focus.

(Minox EL camera, 35mm/2.8 Color Minotar lens, Tri-X at box speed, Developed in HC-110 Dilution B for 7 minutes)