After using the LC-A for a bit, I am beginning to understand the cult attraction. It has a nice heft and balance. It fits in my pocket. The film advance and focus are manual. The only electrically-dependent function is the exposure metering, and that can be manually overridden.
I packed it along on an end-of-summer day trip to one of my favorite cities, Providence, RI. Before I realized it I had exhausted my first roll of film.
My only gripe is one common to most zone focus cameras: I simply can't focus it properly. In lower light situations where depth of field may be short, or in closely framed situations, my shots are out of focus. I need to remember to carry my BLIK rangefinder.
Pawtucket used to have a cool train station. This is what's left of it.
Beth starts her political career on the steps of the RI statehouse.
Notes from Mosquito Hill 