The February Toronto Film Shooters Photowalk Jo-Anne's Chocolate and Pastry Wander Colour Edition

 

After scanning this roll of Kodak Gold 200, I sometimes wonder why I just don't go on photo walks with just a Rollei 35 be it with a Sonnar or Tessar. Once my move is done, I might run with a Rolleiflex TLR and Rollei 35 pairing, reduce decision making and focus on composition. In the end, I'll drag a camera kit with me with a Rollei 35 as a secondary, old habits something, something. 

I haven't shot with Kodak Gold 200 in a while, I have a small stockpile in the fridge. I'm more of a Color Plus 200 guy, but I get why my friends like shooting with Gold 200 aside from the fact it's relatively cheap for C-41 film, it's hard to screw up and the end results have a bit of a nostalgic look to them. 


Camera: Rollei 35S, 40 F2.8 Zeiss Sonnar Lens. 

Film: Kodak Gold 200. 



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