Analog cameras have long fallen by the wayside for most, but if you’re looking for a different experience than that with a snap-happy digital camera, 35 mm film photography still has plenty of fans. Daniel Wollstein, a photographer in Germany, says that he takes digital photos professionally and analog photos privately. That’s because analog photography moves at a slower pace than digital. “Analogue photography decelerates,” he says. “It also appeals to me that the physical image is given a high status.” In contrast to the almost unlimited number of photos you can take with a digital camera, the analog photographer is restricted to what the roll of film allows. For…