Impossible Project PX600 BlackFrame PP - Flowers

Some of my early results with the Impossible PX600 Black Frame Poor Pod. I shot these two images this past weekend on a trip to Cincinnati, but these flowers were actually shot just over the Kentucky border in the garden of a very large, beautiful church. It was about 85-90 degrees at the time of these photos, which resulted in the sepia tones. Lovely.

Photograph Info:

Location: Covington, KY

Camera: Polaroid SX70 Sonar

Film: Impossible Project PX600 SS Black Frame PoorPod

Impossible Project PX70 PUSH - Trike

Picked this trike up from an antique mall a couple weeks ago. I was buying a few other things, and got the guy to throw the trike in on the deal for free. I've always loved the look of these, especially the older ones, so I'm glad to have finally found one for the right price.


Shot on Impossible Project PX 70 PUSH using an SX70 Sonar.

Photograph Info:

Location: Parking lot, Cleveland OH

Camera: Polaroid SX70 Sonar

Film: Impossible Project PX70 PUSH

Impossible Project PX680 First Flush & PX600 BlackFrame PP - The Viv Take 2

Spent Sunday afternoon hanging out with Vivian in Cleveland (who you might remember from an earlier post) Naturally, I took a few photos.


The top photo is PX 680 FF with an SX70 and ND Pack filter. The second is the Impossible PX 600 Silver Shade UV+ Black Frame using a Polaroid 600 Sun (that Vivians Mom happened to score for $2 dollars). The Black Frame also happens to be from a Poor Pod bundle, however 7 shots into my first pack I still haven't had any undeveloped patches. We'll see what happens moving forward as I have a lot more of that film to shoot.

Photograph Info:

Location: Cleveland OH

Camera: Polaroid SX70 Sonar

Film: Impossible Project PX680FF w/ND pack filter & Impossible Project PX600 Silver Shade UV+ Black Frame PP

Impossible Project PX680 First Flush - Summertime

The weather this past weekend felt very summery... 70 to 80 degree temps and clear skies. So, in celebration, I spent most of my Saturday day-drinking in the best of company out on Whiskey Island. 


Of course, I also took a little bit of time to snap a couple instant photos and test out my very first pack of the Impossible Project's PX680 First Flush. Here are three of those photos from Saturday, all shot with a Polaroid SX70 Sonar using an ND pack filter as opposed to the traditional stick on ND.


The PBR can is definitely a favorite from this weekends shots (though there are some others great ones I will be posting soon enough) as the colors are some of the best that I've been able to get out of this film or the Beta film. The other two below, are from the marina on Whiskey Island, and are the first two shots out of this pack.

Overall, I'm pretty impressed with this film and how it's handled. I was shooting in pretty high temps, got great results with little fuss, and there is nearly no speckling/mottling to be seen. If anything, I've gotten better results from the FF than the Beta and we all know that Impossible will only continue to improve the formula from here.

Photograph Info:

Location: Whiskey Island Cleveland OH

Camera: Polaroid SX70 Sonar

Film: Impossible Project PX680FF w/ND pack filter

Polaroid 100 Chocolate - Edgewater Beach

A tree that sits out on the rocks at Edgewater Beach in Cleveland. Taken on expired Polaroid Chocolate with a Polaroid 250.

Photograph Info:

Location: Edgewater Beach

Camera: Polaroid Land 250

Film: Polaroid Type 100 Chocolate/Exp 2009