Showing posts with label old generation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old generation. Show all posts
05 September 2013
Impossible Project PX680 Old Gen - Cleveland
A couple weeks ago I woke up early and wandered around downtown Cleveland for an hour or two before work. I was shooting a roll of Ilford HP5 Plus for my Roll-A-Week project but also was carrying around my SX70 Sonar which was loaded with the remains of a pack of Impossible Project's PX680 Old Gen film. I only ended up taking one instant photo while I was out, but I kind of like the way it turned out.
It's very possible that I will be posting more instant film in the near future as I was just contacted this morning about testing a new product for a company out of Hong Kong. Very random, I know, but hopefully it works out and I have lots of new and exciting stuff to share in the upcoming weeks/months. Stay tuned for that, and, enjoy.
Labels:
analog,
Analog Photography,
building,
cleveland ohio,
clouds,
Color,
downtown,
Film,
Impossible Project,
instant,
old generation,
Polaroid,
px680,
sky,
Sonar,
SX70,
windows
Location:
Cleveland, OH, USA
22 July 2013
Expired Polaroid Softtone - Impossible Project PX680 Old Gen - Kids on Film
Just a few images of a few different nieces from this past week. Images one and two were taken with a Polaroid Spectra and some expired Polaroid Softtone. Image number three was taken with an SX70 sonar and some old gen Impossible Project PX680. Surprisingly good results from both films considering how far past their primes they are. Images like these are a good reminder of just how awesome and worthwhile instant film can be. Enjoy.
Labels:
analog,
believeinfilm,
children,
expired film,
family,
Film,
film is not dead,
Impossible Project,
Instant film,
kids,
old generation,
Polaroid,
px680,
Softtone,
summer
Location:
Fairview, PA, USA
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