Photos recently taken using a 1930s camera

These are photos I took using a 1930s camera called the Kodak Hawkeye, a name variant of the Kodak Baby Hawkeye. It is a box camera, and was very low-end. It was often used as part of marketing schemes (such as: send in a bunch of soup wrappers and get a free camera). It takes 127 film, and I used Rera Pan 100 film. The composition is often poor because the camera does not have a proper viewfinder (a rectangular piece of metal wire helps (very little) as a framing aid), it's small box shape makes it hard to hold level, and because the camera is designed for vertical photos only.