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Wrapping up 'Roid Week with just one more photo that I took while out with some coworkers for lunch today. The one guy, Zach, was wearing an interesting combo of seersucker pants, checkered socks and orange shoe laces which seemed like reason enough for me to take a photo. You can't make out the laces very well, but, the rest comes across pretty accurately.
Shot on an SX70 sonar with Impossible Project's PX70 NIGO. Darken wheel about 2/3 towards darken.
Photo number two for Wednesday of 'Roid Week. This one shot with an SX70 Sonar using Impossible Project's PX70 NIGO. I just took this little guy over lunch which is reason enough for me to make my second blog post of the day.
You'll also notice that while I pretty much never, ever crop out the border of my Polaroid/Impossible images - I have done so here. Because this is NIGO edition film each frame is a random color. This one just happened to be bright pink and quite distracting (I think anyway) to this particular image. So... Deal with it.
More instant love tomorrow. Stay tuned.
With all of the 35mm photos I've been showing lately I figured it's high time I post something from the Impossible Project. Today's photo, shot with an SX-70 sonar using Impossible's PX 70 NIGO and an ND pack filter, comes from the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. I've only been to the Cleveland Zoo once before, but, this past weekend we had the opportunity to go and spend the entire day there.
Camera's in tow, I was hoping to snap quite a few shots throughout the day, but, most of the animals seemed to have different plans as they hid out at the farthest point from all onlookers - generally, somewhere shady on a hot summer's day. That is, until we met this guy - whom I figured would be the most unlikely animal at the Zoo to be laid out sunbathing on a rock. Still, for about ten minutes, he perched there almost as if posing for the crowd like it was his civic duty as an active member of the zoo.
This may have ended up being my only shot of the day, but, I think it made for a good one.
It's been a couple of posts since I've put up any Impossible Project scans - a rarity for this blog. Today though, I have a shot using the Impossible Project PX70 NIGO film that I shot with my Polaroid SX-70 Sonar. I took this photo yesterday while in the tiny little town of West Middlesex Pennsylvania. Before heading back to Cleveland after a fun fourth of July back in my hometown we took a little detour over the PA border to stop in a couple different antique stores and flea markets. While I didn't find anything great, I did come across this Texaco sign which made for a nice quick photo.
Also, I got an email yesterday that my cross processed film from the Analog Pulse event here in Cleveland has been finished and posted to an online gallery - at first glance they look great, and, I will be going through them soon and choosing favorites to post up here on the blog. Stay tuned!
A while back, I posted some images from the Brooklyn area that were all taken with Impossible's PX70 NIGO. Today, I have two more images from Brooklyn that were from the same pack of NIGO - At top, the Eagle Clothing brand sign in the Park Slop neighborhood - And below, a nice looking bike that was parked outside a little cafe.
Not much else to say about these. I still have one pack of NIGO left, though, so keep an eye out for some more colorful frames in the future...
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