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With a 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on (modern, unrelated) Rollei 25 Ortho plus. Which is a nice slow film for keeping these old cameras wide open on sunny days. At which point one will of course only see scenes that would benefit from a smaller aperture, as is the law. #rolleiflex #rolleiflexoldstandard #filmisnotdead #rolleiortho25

(There’s an office chair in there which is really hard to see because I focused on the wrong thing, as is tradition) Camera: 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on glowing Foma Ortho 400

Or maybe deer. I’m not an ornithologist. Basically actual wildlife photography! I would have two much better photos, but the Rolleiflex decided to have film transport problems for the first time since 1932 and the last shots are not actually on the film. Looked great through the viewfinder though! National Geographic cover, available in my…

The downside of the new old car is that i’m currently spending most of my free time with fixing all the little things that are broken instead of with photographing trees. But the upside is that it basically works and one can use it to drive to trees that are much further away. Or stork…

The nice thing about taking the Rolleiflex to the bar is that one has something to do while waiting for the tram on the way back. These are admittedly the only decent ones out of 12 but they’re surprisingly sharp for 1s exposure time after *many* beers, hand-held. Well hand-held-against-a-wall but still. Camera: beloved 1932…

Statues – for when you’d rather photograph people but also don’t want to ask. On the plus side, I’m prepared if I ever meet someone made out of bronze. Unfortunately I don’t know who made these or what their name is. They seemed rather quiet in any case. Camera: 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on Foma…