Showing posts with label Impossible 600 film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Impossible 600 film. Show all posts
Friday, April 13, 2012
Anglesey Abbey #3 and #4
Last of the Impossible images, have just printed some from the Holga including a rather nice portrait of one of the volunteer gardeners leaning on his hoe, I will add those tomorrow.
Keep it Analogue
Labels:
Anglesey Abbey,
Impossible 600 film,
SX70 Folder
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Anglesey Abbey #2
Another from yesterday's trip to Anglesey Abbey
Polaroid SX70 Folding SLR with the Impossible Project PX 600 UV+ instant film
Keep it Analogue
Polaroid SX70 Folding SLR with the Impossible Project PX 600 UV+ instant film
Keep it Analogue
Labels:
Anglesey Abbey,
Impossible 600 film,
SX70 Folder
Anglesey Abbey #1
An Easter Holiday outing to Anglesey Abbey with the SX70 folder (above) a 127 Brownie loaded with 35mm film and the Holga 120FN with FP4.
I made 4 exposures using Impossible PX600 UV + Instant film, this statue of Pan and his pipes always draws my eye and it's a first with the SX70 SLR
Keep it Analogue
Labels:
Anglesey Abbey,
Impossible 600 film,
Pan pipes,
SX70 Folder
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Fenland Project
Been getting heavily into Instant film since the summer time.
This image was made using a 1970s Polaroid SX70 Camera using film from the Impossible Project. This will form part of an ongoing series of instant studies of the fens.
This image was made using a 1970s Polaroid SX70 Camera using film from the Impossible Project. This will form part of an ongoing series of instant studies of the fens.
Labels:
Fenland,
Impossible 600 film,
Polaroid,
Ramsey,
SX70 Folder
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