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Odd Bird Down


This is an odd bird, don't you think? It's one of the quirky looking cameras that I seem drawn to like a fly to sugar. In the end the Adox Golf IIa is not that different to any other cameras out there, apart from how the lens renders pictures. That is the main difference between camera models. Mine just exposed 36 images on a Lomography Redscale roll. In a few weeks we'll see the caracteristics of this lens, and I'll add some impressions on using this camera.
  I'll also get back on the subjects of the two birds below, eventually. The left one will be sold by then, most probably, since I'm soon putting it up for sale in my Etsy shop.


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