I have always been intrigued by twin lens cameras even before I started shooting on film. There is just something about that waist-level TLR design and format. As I started shooting on film, I was blessed when someone let me borrow his Rolleiflex f/2.8 that had been sitting on a shelf for years. This just fueled my passion for film photography and Rolleiflex. After having to return the Rolleiflex, I acquired a Mamiya C220. It’s a great camera but heavy and not a Rolleiflex. I would continue to use it for several years before finding this 1950 Rolleiflex f3.5 (Automat Model K4/5) with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 75mm lens.

The first 2 rolls of film that I shot were Fomapan 400 and Ilford Delta 100. I developed that film at home with Kodak D-76 and then scanned it at home with the Epson V600.