On a sunny, but cool, day in late November, Lindsey and I went for a walk out to the point at Winslow Park. I brought along my Minolta Autowide and took photos along the way. The Autowide is a fun camera to use. It has a quirky design and layout, with the film winder on the bottom, and two rotating knobs on the back for the shutter speed and aperature. There is a selenium meter, and the camera uses zone focusing with a sharp 35mm lens. It was a fun camera to take it along, and I was pretty happy with how some of the photos turned out on Kentmere 100 film. The late fall sunlight made some nice shadows.
