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Yes, there's a new baby in my sx-70 family, and this time it's a boy. I've named him Charlie after my dear friend :)
I know i have too many cameras, but when i saw the offer in a buy and sell website, I just couldn't help it!!
I went to the owner's house to check if the camera worked before buying it, and oh my, it was in mint condition and came with the original box and the user manual. I took a few pics of the owner's little son, checked it worked fine, and left with my new camera with a big smile on my face :D
Polaroid sx-70
Artistic Time Zero film
films from vintage weekend with charlie are still waiting to be developed. meanwhile, I just developed two tmax400 @ iso1600 this evening.
some people say tmaxes are not good for pushing, but i like it. and it's cheap. :p
I'd love to get one of these little beauties someday, but feeding my girl in charlie's pic is all i can afford right now. ;)
This is the final product :)
Since Flickr only lets me go up to a minute and thirty seconds, here is the full version. :)
wrapped up in my own self-induced stress panic
i think i am the only one in this shifting through
--frame by frame by the honorary title
i realize this doesn't exactly fit the mood of the shot, but this photo reminds me of a...
fun fact: i do my hair the same way almost every single day because it's so insanely long now that i don't really know what to do with it. the last time i had hair even close to this long was when i was 5 years old.
fun story: when i was 5 years old my mother told me i needed a haircut, which i thought she meant as in "cut off all your hair." i got so terrified of having to go to a stylist and get my hair cut off that i decided it would be a much better idea to just do it myself. my mom's best friend was over for dinner and they were having a glass of wine on the couch when they heard a blood-curdling scream from the bathroom. unfortunately, they arrived much too late. a good foot-long bunch of my hair was laying on the floor and i was sobbing uncontrollably. with my heart broken and my plans foiled, i ended up going to the stylist anyway to have it shaped (which, by the way, i thought meant 'to have geometric shapes cut into my hair' when my mother said that). i had done such damage that to get it all even she had to cut my hair basically bowl-cut length around my ears. after that it always just seemed like a hassle to let my hair grow so long (i get really frustrated with it) until now, 15 whole years later...which brings us back to the beginning of my story.
april 3, 2008
"Have to Drive" by Amanda Palmer
Yeah, I know there are a few black spots but after spending SEVEN HOURS on this I have decided to find out WHY imovie did that tomorrow. If anybody knows what caused it (i transferred it in from Framebyframe where it was fine) please save me from wasting anymore time trying to figure it out!!!
Doing some experiments with artificial intelligence.
This is a short animation made with the artwork "portrait with a hood".
The animation better reflects the artist's vision.
actually there were charlie, ken, me in the same frame. maybe Jen can figure it out... ;p
that was a tired day but so much fun, we dropped off in the muni and had a good dream all the time. charlie charlie brought about 3~5 heavy cameras on, I bet his bag was like 10kg or 12kg, unfortunately that's almost 1/3 weight of him. I wondered how come he could carry such a heavy bag whole day, maybe he's super strong not like his look.
@ Muni, the way to Golden Gate Bridge (or return home?), San Francisco
by Nikon FM2 / Nikkor 50mm f1.4
"Undenied" by Portishead
OMG what has flickr done to the colours?! *sigh* oh well.
I did all of these shots today, using a remote that only takes ONE SHOT AT A TIME so excuse the jumpiness as I really needed a human remote for this to work better :)
More black spots!!! Why imovie, WHY??!!
The little kitty (not the luncheon mat) was a gift that Charlie picked up for me in Japan. she is usually holding this pic from shinobu-san.
And the super fancy chocolates are from Charlie's chocolate shop in the SF shopping center. They are too cute to eat!!
Thank you sooooooooooo much Charlie!!!
Have a great weekend everyone!
teacher Joplin, Dean, Ed buddy, Ben, Eric & his lovely family, sweetheart charlie, Grace, Bean, beautiful Jason, big money John & big money One, best dude Christian, Bruce, Avril, Flora, Kumi, Sachi, Galen... and some of them I can't remember names.
flickr makes friends, friends bring more friends.
these friends made our trip more interesting and unforgettable. I miss you guys!!! :D
- definitely see XXL
Picasa 3 has a Movie > Create facility so I thought I'd create another one as I found that one of the Transition Styles is called "Time Lapse".
333 squircles in about 14 seconds! See if you can count them.
My first "long photo" to try out the new flickr video option.
Rather than a "long photo" I've edited down the SQUARED CIRCLES movie I have on youtube and it seems to be working.
Wild at Heart Lillith wearing Frame by Frame dress inspired by Anthony Vaccarello. Boots inspired by Givenchy. Earrings by Barbie and Bracelet Cuffs by Fashion Royalty.
Wild at Heart Lillith wearing Frame by Frame dress inspired by Anthony Vaccarello. Boots inspired by Givenchy. Earrings by Barbie and Bracelet Cuffs by Fashion Royalty.
Frame By Frame 1980s rock band, from Cheltenham. Brilliant as always! Here playing on the Semington Barge at Gloucester Dock.
overlooking SF coastline.
--- okay, so this polaroid was from my little adventure today with Charlie. it was awesome and the view was amaaaazing, but little did we know how crazy of a "walk" we got ourselves into, lol. I mean, we had to hike over the mountain thru some trees, then some ridiculous trails, sandy roads and a bajillion stairs to get down to that beach, then back up the mountain to get back to civilization.. all this in the blaring sun while, me lugging around 2 cameras, and him, lugging 3 (two pretty damn heavy film cams at that too), hahah. anywhooo, we made it out alive and then quenched ourselves with some good old boba at TapEx afterwards :)
for the duration of “zart 2020", i'm on the road as an urban sketcher in solothurn, switzerland.
the title “zart” (tenderly, gently) comes from being sensitive to our familiar environment, re-encountering the public space of the city, again seeing the well-known with care and subtlety.
art exhibition "zart 2020" | 4.juli - 26. september
"zart 2020" | july 4th - september 26th
this art exhibition is part of the jubilee 2000 years of the city of solothurn, organized and curated by the kunstverein solothurn (art association solothurn) and haus der kunst st. joseph.
national and international artists are invited for selected rooms and places in the city of solothurn, they will create projects by choosing specific locations. some spaces are used that are normally not open to the public. the varied program offers interactive installations, as city and special art tours.
A long photo of all 53 elephants.
Go Elephants Descriptions, Locations and Trail Map (PDF)
Go Elephants!, Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK
From the web site:
The Forum Trust and Wild in Art present
Go Elephants!
23 June - 31 August 2008
This mammoth event will turn the streets, parks and public spaces of Norwich into an urban savannah. A herd of baby elephants will safari across the city before being sold at a gala auction in October 2008.
Each elephant will be decorated by local artists, celebrities and community groups creating an outdoor art gallery showcasing the creativity of Norwich and the wider East Anglian region.