We have iPhoneography and now we have Instant Filmography!
One of the things I love about photography is that you have so many options to choose for imaging fun. I use digital, medium format film, iPhone and now "back to the past", using instant film. Polaroid no longer makes instant film and a Polaroid like film is Made by The Impossible Project. However, it is really expensive. The alternative is Fuji's FP100c, a color film for Land packfilm cameras. This peel apart film, is in a 6x9 format and under bright light can produce some stunning prints. Furthermore, it creates a true negative that can be "reclaimed" using Clorox bleach.
My new buddy, Michael Raso, over at The Film photography project (http://filmphotographyproject.com) gave me some great advice about shooting this film in the cold, that was really invaluable. If you enjoy film as I still do, I strongly suggest you head over to his site for many useful tips as well as fun and educational podcasts. This shot taken in waning light near days end was made with a Polaroid EE Special camera and the Fuji FP 100 film. This camera has a plastic lens and focusing distance guess scale on the lens.
This is the positive image without the edges pulled away, giving it a kinda' grungy look. Later. I'll reclaim the negative and play around with that after it is scanned.
Enjoy, Jeff
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