Showing posts with label Spectra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spectra. Show all posts

Thursday, October 3, 2013

The Latest


A couple bits of goodness ~

Recently, I was featured in the Impossible Project's Analog Travelog Series.
This is the Polaroid version of my summer trip to the city,
 taken with Impossible film.
Hope you can check it out - here.


Secondly, I just got back from teaching at the 
Indian Summer Quilt Show & Conference.

Many thanks to Muriel, Marcia, the friendly guild members, and all
the enthusiastic students that I had the pleasure of working with.
It was a delightful week!!!

Wishing you joy in creating.....
it's a wonderful way to live.

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Polaroids


A couple months ago I bought two old Polaroid cameras,
 a Spectra and Colorpack II Land Camera.
At $20 for the two, I've been told I got quite a deal.  
But, the best part is they both work!

In the Spectra, I've tried the Impossible Project's PZ 600 Silver Shade film.
Out of eight captures, this is the image I like the best.
It looks to me as though it could have come out of my great grandfather's old 
luggage chest, with its soft edges and vintage coloration.

I'm looking forward to more Polaroid fun,
especially experimenting with double exposures.

Have you tried anything new lately,
photo-wise?