When I first tried the russian lens Mir-1V I got the feeling I wanted to use it for portraits. This christmas I took this nice image of my family in the hallway. Like the light. Of course it’s not planned, no poses just snapshot. But I love the warm feeling. Nice m42 wideangle from russia.

My wife and daughter with Mir-1V

More image, not portraits with russian lens Mir-1V from earlier this year.

My daughter carried on my wifes back. She likes to look over the shoulder and look at the cars :) Made som photographs with Mir-1V on Canon EOS 350D. There was very much overcast light (swedish november), and hard to focus with that camera but I like this images as the show the spirit of the moment ;)

Nice bokeh with Mir-1v

Pekaboo with Mir-1v, more nice bokeh

I’ve been taking pictures of another lens Richard sent me, the Mir-1V 37mm/2.8. It is an M42 so I put it on the Zenit ET and then the Canon EOS 300V (SLR) with an adapter.

Mir-1V on Zenit ET

Mir-1V on Canon EOS 300V

Mir-1V M42-lens Canon EOS 300V