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We spent hours pretty much just enjoying those moments, which surely we will cherish for the rest of our lives. The last Galapagos blog entry: https://andrejrusskovskij.com/fauna-galapagos-santa-cruz-pt-ii/
"A scratched and wasted film? This is what I call modern art!" -an idiot who has no idea about modern art and wasted his film. (This was his 4th film). From the archive.
First few photos taken in Czech Republic, the rest was shot in Romania. I can finally share the photos from my roadtrip around the Dracula's land. :) Here with Pentax Spotmatic II, Jupiter 9 and expired Fuji Superia 200.
The Spartus 35F from the early 1950's looks very much like a mini version of the Sprocket Rocket. These were a genre of very common bakelite cameras from the 1940's-1950's, most tend to be 127 film cameras but these Spartus ones from the Herold Company in Chicago use 35mm. I love the simple film advance mechanism and mechanical counter wheel. There is a nifty rotating aperture control on the front as well (f7.7, f11, f16 and my favorite, SHUT) and the same simple leaf type shutter that you see on the Sporcket Rocket. Why LSI hasn't made us one of these yet is beyond me, a Mini Sprocket Rocket would be a wonderful addition to the Lomo Lineup. Pssst, guys, give it strap lugs please! ;)