photo from week 318 - Hanimex 35 hs

Simple bold colourful street furniture in full sunlight is always a fallback subject for a simple camera.

photo from week 318 - Hanimex 35 hs

Indoor self-portraits are always a challenge for simple point and shoot cameras. I used a sheet of mirrored plastic, and stood in the sun for this one.

photo from week 318 - Hanimex 35 hs

This colourful brick mural, taken in weak winter sunlight, didn't pose any problems for the Hanimex, I think I used the "middle" aperture setting.

Week 318 - Hanimex 35 hs

This is a little plastic point and shoot, that is a notch up from the very basic models. It has a hot shoe for flash, and three different apertures, identified by symbols. Thesr is a fixed shutter speed, and no focussing, but the choice of apertures should make it usuable in winter daylight.
I've loaded it with a roll of Agfa Vista ISO 200 film from Poundland.

photo from week 317 - Kodak No.0 Brownie Model A

Another regular subject, one of the angels at Abbey Lane Cemetery.

photo from week 317 - Kodak No.0 Brownie Model A

One of my regular subjects, a horse chestnut tree in my local park. The "Nightbird" is a redscaled film, allegedly rated at 500 to 800 ISO, but it seems that really it should be rated at ISO 50, and all my photos were very under-exposed.

photo from week 317 - Kodak No.0 Brownie Model A

I made a right dog's dinner out of loading the camera, and managed to fog the first one and a half exposures out of the eight. This is the fogging and part of the second frame.