Amazing. Just amazing. Do you have to ration how many pictures you can take with the polaroid film? Because of availability? Or is there plenty out there, just expensive?
Willow Cove, this is Impossible Project film...and it's expensive. So I do ration it a bit. And, as you can see, they have yet to perfect it. When Polaroid sold them their factories, they did not sell them the chemical formulas for the film. I still have original Polaroid film - all of it expired. I never quite know what the outcome will be when I use it. Though, I need to use it because eventually it will be completely dried out. My heart broke the day Polaroid stopped making its instant film - it's my medium of choice and my true love when it comes to photography.
It definitely adds a certain atmosphere that can't be replicated any other way. This Impossible Project film appears to come pretty damned close though. Fantastic pics, as always!
Your film always adds that extra creepiness.
ReplyDeleteso eerie and spooky--love these pics.
ReplyDeleteAmazing. Just amazing. Do you have to ration how many pictures you can take with the polaroid film? Because of availability? Or is there plenty out there, just expensive?
ReplyDeleteWillow Cove, this is Impossible Project film...and it's expensive. So I do ration it a bit. And, as you can see, they have yet to perfect it. When Polaroid sold them their factories, they did not sell them the chemical formulas for the film. I still have original Polaroid film - all of it expired. I never quite know what the outcome will be when I use it. Though, I need to use it because eventually it will be completely dried out. My heart broke the day Polaroid stopped making its instant film - it's my medium of choice and my true love when it comes to photography.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely adds a certain atmosphere that can't be replicated any other way. This Impossible Project film appears to come pretty damned close though. Fantastic pics, as always!
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