>>4491512OP here. I like your photo. Will be posting more I've taken with my new to me lens, a Super Albinar 35-105mm F3.5 OM mount (researching its serial number, it is likely from a lot made in Japan by Sun, for Best Products Company. I vaguely remember them being like a really shitty Ocean State Joblot (Which if you are a Rhode Islander and have been to an Ocean State Joblot, you know how shitty they are), but that was the early-mid 90s before their 2nd bankruptcy.
I've figured out that at some focal lengths it can focus past infinity and at 105mm it can't quite seem to hit infinity; like it is fraction of a cunt hair away. Not sure if I need to shim or sand the adapter (Shoten).
Also, tried taking some shots of wildlife for the first time. Fuck it is hard to get a good photo of a bird. I think I have a bit more understanding on why serious wildlife photographers invest big in big high quality lenses. Not super sure I found it too fun to do.
I'm wondering if the Tokina 35-105mm that they made special for Olympus (it apparently has a slightly different design than the one they put out under their own name) is a significantly better lens. Looks more compact than the Super Albinar.