Analog Therapy & Kei Cars: Rollei 35AF – Kodak TMax 400.

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Analog Therapy & Kei Cars: Rollei 35AF – Kodak TMax 400.

This is pretty much what it says on the tin.

I don’t feel right when I do not shoot. I do not shoot when I do not feel right. The only remedy is to get out there and muscle through. No funk has stood a chance against it yet.

Digital has to be enough sometimes, but film is more effective.

For some, this camera is a popular punching bag.

Rollei 35AF

But I respectfully disagree.

I put up a formal review post,…

…but the short of it is that this is a favorite camera of mine. Those thoughts all pretty much align with the “So…” post I wrote a while back.

The film this go around is my second roll of Kodak TMax 400 through this camera. A solid and consistent color film. Developed with Cinestill df96.

Occasion.

After a large group work anniversary event…

…my wife and I attended I stopped by a local Kei Car lot we passed on the way home.

The pics.

Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars
Kei Cars

Thoughts.

Solid film.

A fine little camera.

Fun subjects.

Welp, that is about it.

Happy capturing.

-ELW