A Hot August Afternoon Stroll

 I sometimes ask myself why I don't just run with a Rollei 35 on photo walks. All the lens choices reduced down to just a 40 F3.5 Zeiss Tessar that collapses into the camera when not in use. So simple you zone focus. Ok, you're shit at guessing distance, if it's a nice sunny day, run with 100 ISO film, run at F8 or F11 and don't over think it. 


Camera: Rollei 35, 40 F3.5 Zeiss Tessar Lens. 

Film: Rollei RPX 100, Rollei Supergrain 1+9. 


L'Amour Old Location August 2026 Broadway Looking West August 2026 Walking By Sip Wine Bar August 2026 In Front of Graze August 2026 Waiting at Roehampton August 2026 Post Nup Pub Signage August 2026 Yonge and Eglinton August 2026 Yonge and Eglinton Enjoying the Afternoon Sun August 2026 Beck Cabs on Yonge August 2026 Walking Home August 2026 Sisters Cafe August 2026 Canadian Tire Headquarters August 2026 Line 1 Subway Southbound Out of Eglinton August 2026 Line 1 Trains Above Ground August 2026 Line 1 Train Northbound August 2026 Manor Road at Yonge August 2026 Amico Corner August 2026 Amico Corner Two August 2026 Cuthbert Cres August 2026 Looking Across the Glebe West August 2026 Ghost of Neighbourhood Convenience August 2026 Patriotic Balcony August 2026 Morning Traffic on Mount Pleasant August 2026 Mount Pleasant East Retail August 2026 Circle K Corner August 2026 SE Corner of Erskine August 2026 Bob's Garden Centre off Erskine August 2026 Keewatin Semi Entrance August 2026 58 Sherwood August 2026 Yonge and Eglinton Tower August 2026 Kinder Bueno Corner August 2026

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