So, I have recently obtained two old Polaroid cameras. One is a Super Shooter, and it looks like THIS. The other is a land camera, model 215, and it looks like SO. Or, if you want to look at it from the side, look HERE.
Snow Canyon, at dusk-- A Super Shooter photograph.
Cedar Breaks. Super Shooter shot.
I love how it got all melty along the right edge. Some might call that a mistake, but I'm rather happy with it.
Desert Blossoms.
The photo above, I took just outside of Jon's house with my 215.
The one below is the same subject matter a little bit later in the day taken with my Super Shooter. I decided that out of focus helped me focus on the color better. Plus, as a bonus, you still get the impression of flowers and clouds and deep blue desert sky.
And, a shot Jon took of me when we were hiking around a couple of weekends ago...
This shot was taken on my 215 up American Fork Canyon on a little side trail that we stumbled upon.
Trying to do some closer focus using my 215, I should have known better than to trust Leo to hold still. It was getting dusky, so there wasn't much light, and Leo loves to roll, so here's what I got:
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
The Start of Something Lovely
What this post is about:
Fuji 100 film,
Polaroid,
Polaroid 215,
polaroid land camera,
Super Shooter
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Polaroids
Heads up: Polaroid shots will start popping up here soon... Just as soon as I get them scanned and get to the internet again. I have a couple of old school Polaroids that I have been putting to work lately, and I'm excited about what they have been putting out.
What this post is about:
Polaroid,
polaroid land camera
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