A few more images from a recent shoot with Ivy. Expired polaroid Chocolate with a Polaroid 250. Enjoy.
Showing posts with label believe in film. Show all posts
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10 July 2014
02 July 2014
Expired Polaroid Softtone - Polaroid Spectra - Ashley 02
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Location:
Cleveland, OH, USA
26 June 2014
Expired Polaroid Softtone - Polaroid Spectra - Ashley 01
Today I have a few expired Polaroid Softtone images that I took this past weekend with Ashley Krantz. Ashley's a model that I have been working with for quite a few years now and she was nice enough to bring along some awesome wardrobe to this shoot from Lenni The Label. In these four photos, Ashely is sporting some lacey bell bottoms from Lenni. More images with more Lenni coming soon. Enjoy.
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Cleveland, OH, USA
06 June 2014
Expired Polaroid ID Ultraviolet Film - Polaroid 250 - Suzy 2
So, three days ago when I said check back tomorrow for more images with Suzy... what I really meant was check back in three days. It's better to round out your Friday with some polaroids anyways. Here's two more shots on expired Polaroid ID UV film. Taken with the Polaroid 250. Enjoy.
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Cleveland, OH, USA
03 June 2014
Expired Polaroid ID Ultraviolet Film - Polaroid 250 - Suzy
This past weekend I had the pleasure of working with Suzy, a local Cleveland model represented by the Docherty agency. She was a great model to work with, with a great attitude who delivered tons of great photos. Besides all of the great digital work, we also ended up with some great instant images including these two shot on expired Polaroid ID UV film using a Polaroid 250. Enjoy, and check back tomorrow for two more instant images with Suzy.
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Cleveland, OH, USA
23 May 2014
Impossible Gen 2.0 Color 600 Film Test Batch - SX70 Sonar - Polaroid Week 3
Rounding out Polaroid Week, here are three quick snaps from last night. Impossible's Gen 2.0 Color 600 test film, shot in and SX70 Sonar with an ND pack filter. Unshielded out of camera and left upright to watch them develop. The photo at top was taken with the Mint for SX70 Macro Lens. Enjoy.
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Cleveland, OH, USA
22 May 2014
Expired Polaroid Type 57 - Graflex Crown Graphic - Self
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Location:
Cleveland, OH, USA
03 April 2014
Impossible Gen 2.0 Color 600 Film Test Batch - SX70 Sonar - Isola 2
As a quick follow up to Tuesday's post on the new Impossible Gen 2.0 Color 600 test film - here are two more images that I shot that same day with Isola. Shot with an SX-70 Sonar and ND pack filter, available light, unshielded out of camera and processed upside down. Enjoy.
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Cleveland, OH, USA
24 March 2014
Impossible Project PX600 Black Frame - Photography Still Life
Yesterday afternoon I decided to get out my SX70 Sonar and an older pack of Impossible's PX600 Black Frame that I had sitting in the fridge so that I could play around a little more with the Close-up Lens from the Mint Lens Set for SX70. I shot an entire pack, but for today I will just be sharing these three photos that are kind of related in content. I have to say, the close-up lens really does open up some new shoot opportunities and I'm really enjoying that particular lens attachment for still life. More images coming soon... Enjoy.
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Location:
Cleveland, OH, USA
18 March 2014
Impossible Color Film For SX70 - Still Life
A couple weeks back, I shared a photo that I shot with a model using Impossible's new Color Film for SX70 (seen here) - And today, I thought I'd share some still life set ups from the remainder of that pack of film that I took this weekend. With these photos, I really wanted to see what kind of color I could eek out of this newest formula since I haven't shot with it much. I was really pleased with some of the results that I got.
I should also point out that all of these images were shot using the new Mint Lens Set for SX70 - a neat little attachment that allows you to use different lenses/filters on your SX70. The full set consists of the lens holder, the Full-Frame Fisheye lens, Yellow Filter K2, Blue Filter 80B, a Neutral Density filter and the Close-Up Lens. While I haven't played with all of the different filters yet, I am very much enjoying the Close-up Lens (which is what I used on all three of these images). It's really opened up a new world of possibilities by allowing me to fill the frame in situations that I never would have been able to before (unless of course I purchased the old, harder to find, more expensive SX70 accessory kit and close up lens attachment). Over my next few packs of film, I hope to get the chance to work with a few of the other filters as well and post a little more about the Mint Lens Set and some of the things that I like and don't like about it. Stay tuned.
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03 March 2014
Fuji FP-3000 B45 - Graflex Crown Graphic - Hillary
Last week I shared two different posts (here & here) of different instant photos that I shot with Hillary. The first was some of the new Impossible Color Film for SX70 and the second some expired Polaroid Type 57 large format film. Today I have my last instant photo from this session to share, one of my favorite films that I will miss greatly when I run out - Fuji FP-3000 B45. Enjoy.
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Location:
Cleveland, OH, USA
28 February 2014
Expired Polaroid Type 57 - Graflex Crown Graphic - Hillary
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Cleveland, OH, USA
05 February 2014
Expired Polaroid 664 Film - Polaroid 250 - Cheyenne 2
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Cleveland, OH, USA
04 February 2014
Expired Polaroid 664 Film - Polaroid 250 - Cheyenne Portraits
After a long 52 weeks, my year-long Roll-A-Week project (seen at Coalesce52) is finally over. It was a great, and sometimes tiring, experience that I'm glad I undertook. I'm equally excited, though, to return some of my attentions to this blog. My hope is to return to a more regular posting schedule here again this year and be able to share a wide selection of film and instant film along the way. I also have a few new goals for the year which hopefully provide me with some great new content to post. Until then though, on to today's photos...
These images, shot with my Polaroid 250 and some expired Polaroid 664, were taken a short while ago while working with a great new Cleveland area model, Cheyenne. I've been interested in getting back to lighting and shooting some simple portrait work in the studio and decided to my own simple crown of flowers for our shoot together. Of course, I shot a bunch of digital and some Kodak Tri-X as well, but today I thought I would share these instant images on their own. Enjoy.
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