The following pictures are not technically good.
I brought in a roll shot with the Zorki the other day. Most of the pictures are from a birthday party - which came out great despite being indoors, even at 1/50 I got pretty sharp images - plus a few odds and ends. These three I liked, though not for them being actually good photographs:
A sculpture in the city. I pass this nearly every day. It's in focus, which is more than I can say of the following shot, but the composition is boring. Still, I like the way the colours came out. It's too bad you can't get very close to it; still, I plan to give these another go.
This one I'm going to go back to to shoot it right. The horse isn't in focus, which is a bummer because it has a very nicely done face. I think the angle could use work too. The problem here is that the farther you move left (and look right), the better the horse looks, but the worse the background gets. It's a shame I didn't have much time to get the picture right, but I plan to rectify that next week. Consider it a teaser.
The next picture was doomed to fail:
This is the lower level of the 14th century Lakenhalle, here used for the blood drive. It's basically a dungeon with poor lighting, so anything flashless was optimistic at best. I took this while waiting in line for a bad, hence the heads in front. This is more a slice-of-life pic than anything I'd consider good photography, but someone might find it interesting.