A Minox Scrapbook of Photographs

The following photographs are some very informal samples of actual Minox photographs; all were taken with a Minox LX using commercially purchased and processed ISO 100 Minocolour film from Germany (doing my own darkroom work was not an option for me at the time). The ISO 100 loadings of Minocolour available then were a little grainer than what is available today. No sharpening of the scanned images was done, although the original photographs do look slightly sharper themselves.

(Above) A lovely sunflower, taken from the same garden in Baumholder, Germany, 1995

(L) Walter Zapp, 4 days after his 90^th birthday, as guest of honour at the 50^th anniversary celebration of Minox, September 1995

(Above) Our favourite pizza café, just outside the front gates of the U.S. Army Kaserne in Baumholder, Germany, 1995

(L) Downtown Pirmasens, Germany, 1996

(Above) St. George slaying the dragon in Pirmasens, Germany, 1996:

(Right) Hubert Heckmann, author of "Minox variations in 8 x 11" at the 50^th year anniversary celebration of Minox, September, 1995.

(Above) Yet another lovely bloom from a garden in Baumholder, Germany, 1995

(Above) Heidelberg Castle and the bridge over the Rhine river, Heidelberg, Germany, 1996

The 1st production Minox: Riga	Model II	Model III/IIIS (Model A, in Europe)
Model B	Model C	Model BL
Model LX	Model EC/ECX	Model AX
Minox Accessories	Minox Resources	Minox Books
A Minox Anecdote	Do they really work?	A Minox Photo Scrap Book

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