Earlier this month, while visiting my bride in Arizona, I took two drives to Bisbee, the county seat of Cochise County, where we are building our home. Bisbee is a retro place, an old mining town now populated by many hippies. Bisbee reeks atmosphere. Bisbee beckons you to walk the streets and look in the shops. Bisbee craves film photography.
I took along my Nikon S2 (ca. 1954) with 5cm/1.4 Nikkor and 35mm/2.8 Jupiter-12 lenses. Although I regard this camera as photo jewelry, it needed the exercise. I was not disappointed in my choice. If I said that I thought the Nikkor lens was sharp, I would have to add that the ca. 1984 Jupiter 12 is VERY sharp.
Here are a few images:

Main Street, Lowell, on the south end of Bisbee. 5cm/1.4

Pottery Shop, Lowell. Lord knows how many millions of tons of copper have been mined here. The earth is ravaged. 5cm/1.4

My bride at Dot’s Diner. A hot dog topped with fried onions…A chocolate malted made with real ice cream…Wow. Life is good. J-12

Shady Dell Motel adjoining Dot's. Why did I feel like it was 1950? J-12

Trailer park adjoining Dot’s and Shady Dell. See the Airstream trailer? J-12

Hippie shop in Bisbee. We bought a creamer and sugar set made in the shop. J-12

We stopped at a bake sale to ask directions to Whitewater Draw Nature Center, where we saw hundreds of sand hill cranes. J-12

My photo jewelry.
For a few more, see:
http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=957654All photos (except the last two digital images) on Fujicolor 100 film.
Hope you enjoyed this retro view.
Dennis