Showing posts with label Sx-70. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sx-70. Show all posts


... hope I survive the next 18+ hours of work ahead of me today...

Happy Final Decking & Happy Friday. Have a great weekend!

Photo taken with my Polaroid Sx-70


Oink Oink...


... have a great weekend!

Photo taken with my Polaroid Sx-70



Taken with my Polaroid Sx-70



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70




Taken with my Polaroid Sx-70



Brooklyn working it while Michele works it...

... guys, you DON'T want to miss this next fashion spread... you'd be a barney if you did.



Today was a LONG day. I took a vacation day from work so I could be available for Contrast's fashion shoot for the upcoming issue. We were so fortunate & especially grateful to have such a great team for this shoot; Brooke Dombroski photographed, Lena Hanson did hair and make up, and four BEAUTIFUL models did their thang & WORKED IT! Can't wait to see the pics! Here's a polaroid I took of the city view from one of the locations we shot at. I'll post some teasers later, stay tuned.



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



I've been on a polaroid fix lately. Although polaroid film can still be found on ebay, I truly hope and pray that someday polaroid film will be manufactured again. So sad. Here's a picture of my beloved Sx-70 Sonar. It has been electronically modified for 600 film, so no filters are necessary. I still have a pretty decent amount of polaroid film left, but even with that, I'm paranoid to use up too much of it... I'm definitely holding back. I'll probably stock up again soon. Let's hope for a miracle... Jesus rose from the dead... it's quite possible for polaroid film to do the same, right? Being optimistic...

Photo by me
Canon Xti



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



... take me back...

Photo by me
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar



Photo by D. Song
Polaroid Sx-70 Sonar