tastes just as good as you remember...
sherri, maci and sadi...
It is pictures like this that makes you want to take more instant photos. Some may say that the photos are washed out, but I would counter that the soft tones just make the picture that much more special. I took the same picture with a digital camera, but this Polaroid Softtone film (still available in limited quantities at the Impossible website) is incredible to hold. I keep pulling the pictures out to look at them. What a lucky man I am! A beautiful wife, two beautiful girls and the moment/day captured on film that I can instantly hold in my hand...
golden christmas tree...
Wanted to find a way to get a unique picture of this small golden christmas tree that Sherri had used for decorations in our house. So I set it in the middle of the road and layed down flat to take this instant picture. Hoped that the depth of field would set it apart from the background. Seemed to work really well...
By the way, this is another great example of how well the Impossible Project Color Protection film works...
ice and trees...
"fresh cut" Christmas trees laying outside an Allsups convenience store in Chillicothe Texas...
silver shade trees...
Two tree photos taken during my stay in Childress America over Thanksgiving.
sunlight behind the leaves...
off the paved path...
the rooster...
Saw this rooster outside a gas station on our way to Childress for Thanksgiving. Colors were almost completely washed out on the building and rooster so black and white seems to fit...
venice beach freakshow...
The title describes the beach, not just the building. But that is what makes it so unique...
mr. pupusas soda and water...
One of the unique photos from my last visit to Venice Beach in California...
globehopper...
A mural outside the Globehopper coffee shop in downtown Richmond, Va.
Took the images using Impossible PX100 Cool film in a folding SX-70 and Polaroid 690 film in a 100 Packfilm camera.
massage...
Saw this sign on our way home from eating after church. Up for a massage? You make the call...
starbucks in the afternoon...
What a busy Saturday it was. Took a break in the afternoon to stop by Starbucks and grab some coffee and a picture...
a view from Central Park...
A view from Central Park in NYC on my trip at the beginning of October. A rainy/dreary day that looks great on this film...
a night with Pyper...
Pyper stayed with us last night. Always a fun time! She is constantly doing something entertaining. You just have to be quick with the camera to catch the moment. She put on the glasses and was walking around laughing (and going "round and round"). The light leak is because I moved the film from one camera to another and didn't get the dark slide in all the way. I used the Spectra closeup lens to get a head shot.
As you can tell, by the time I took the second one she was getting "sweepy"...
feasting...
Started a little early this year. We had our thanksgiving lunch at work today. A few of us got together and cooked the turkeys in my garage this morning. Wow that turkey was good!
a different kind of halloween...
The pictures below are from the 80's themed halloween/birthday party that Sherri and I went to on the weekend before halloween. I left all of my digital cameras at home. I took three different Polaroid cameras (SX-70, 250 Packfilm, Spectra AF). Better than any costume that I could have worn. FYI, the glasses that I was wearing were actually mine from 1988.
The cameras were a hit! Always fun to see everyone amazed at such old technology...
After the party was over and the scanning was done, I gave all of the photos to Kathleen (the birthday girl).
The cameras were a hit! Always fun to see everyone amazed at such old technology...
After the party was over and the scanning was done, I gave all of the photos to Kathleen (the birthday girl).
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