With an aged Minolta in hand, I proceed to invade many a space to shoot dozens of mistakes. I chose only my favorite mistakes to post here; the rest are too embarrassing. I am learning, after all, and I will get better at some later date. For now, however - enjoy my photographs.

I use a black Minolta SRT-102, and three different lenses - CPC 28/2.8; Minolta MD 45/2; and my latest: Minolta MD 200/4 (which replaced the old Continental Optics 135/2.8). Since I didn't, until recently, have an operative flash, all my pictures are taken with available light. The camera itself is a hand-me-down from my parents (as are the lenses except the 200/4) and is *completely* manual. It's a little bit quirky, but it's hard as nails and works fine.

I have recently come to own a Canon 50D, with the complimenting lenses 50/1.4, 24/2.8, 10-22/3.5-4, and 100/2. With the digital transition, hopefully my picture taking will pick back up a bit :) No more development costs!


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