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我在淘寶上買了這台電視機，但其實我並不怎麼看電視。在過去的十年歲月裡，平均起來，我一個月看電視的時間可能不超過一小時。會買這個是打算用來改造成數位相框。
當我在網頁上看見這個的時候，腦海裡想起的就是羅克賽二重唱這首歌的歌詞。電視開了，那顏色卻失去了。於是一邊聽這首歌一邊把電視放在床上拍了這張照片。當然那電視並沒有被打開。事實上，它永遠也無法再被打開了。那讓人想起不知道在什麼時候，隨著時間而逝去了的，不再被記得的記憶。
為什麼把電視放在床上拍嗎？喔。因為那是房間裡唯一一處足夠明亮，好讓這台相機的閃光燈不會自動亮起的地方。
I seldom watch TV but I bought this on the Internet hoping someday I can transform it into a digital photo frame. The lyrics of this Roxette song was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw it. Well, the TV is not actually on. In fact, it can no longer be. Just like some of the memories that is no longer memorized. It all faded away.
What? Why did I put the TV on the bed? That's just because it's the only place with enough light to prevent the flash from being fired automatically.
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Fuji Instax 210 Wide
Taken with my Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera and some 'Impossible Project' SX-70 Color Instant film.
Wiltshire, England.
At ScaryCanary Venue, Stourbridge, West Midlands, UK
Polaroid 100 Land Camera
Fuji FP3000B Instant Film
Negative Scan
This photo is from my current ongoing "ScaryCanary Polaroid Portrait Project". ScaryCanary is the independent music venue and gallery that is very much at the centre of the local alternative music scene at. I play there myself on a regular basis and am using up some of my remaining stock of Fuji FP3000B on a series of portraits of people who work, exhibit, perform and "hang out" there.
John Cartwright of Smokin' Pilchards.
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Oakdale Cemetery
Polaroid Week, day 3.
Polaroid SX-70 (original) + The Impossible Project "Third Man Records Edition" black & yellow duochrome film.
Polaroid ID-3 Objectif Tominon 127mm f/4.7. Viseur Watson. Flash annulaire et câble pour déclencheur. Vitesses B, T, 1, 2, 4, 8, 15, 30, 60, 125. Année 1970s.
I found this at a thrift shop for $20 the other. Although film is very, very expensive for this I have no intentions of using it so it's gonna be a display unit unless I manage to get my hands on some peel apart film.
This crowd funded camera is made of cardboard (mostly) and shoots Inxtax mini film. The learning curve is continuing - note the bad shots on the right. Even the good ones are not great - yet.
**Lockdown = scanning in old Polaroids**
Looking up at the Rockefeller, Manhattan, NYC.
Expired Duochrome Pink and Black Impossible Project / Polaroid film.
Justin
Dies ist ein Foto aus einer Reihe von Bildern, die ich mit meiner Instax Mini EVO-Sofortbildkamera gemacht habe. In der letzten Zeit habe ich diese kleine Kamera zu unseren Fototouren mitgehabt und damit besondere Fotos gemacht. Es ist eine komplett andere Herangehensweise als mit einer klassischen Kamera, die Qualität ist mit knapp 3 Mpx überschaubar, die Blende ist mit 2.0 immer offen, automatisch - und nur automatisch - werden Belichtungszeit und ISO angepasst. Dazu kommt das Porträt-Format im Verhältnis 3:4. Aber es macht riesigen Spaß, in solchen Umgebungen mit solchen Einschränkungen zu fotografieren und sich trotzdem der Herausforderung zu stellen, ansprechende Fotografie als Ergebnis zu bekommen. 10 solcher Bilder sind demnächst Bestandteil eines Kunstbuches, jeweils in Kombination mit einer größeren Ausbelichtung auf Kunstdruckpapier.
This is one of a series of photos I took with my Instax Mini EVO instant camera. Recently I've been taking this little camera with me on our photo tours and taking special photos with it. It's a completely different approach to a classic camera, the quality is manageable at just under 3 Mpx, the aperture is always open at 2.0 and the shutter speed and ISO are adjusted automatically - and only automatically. In addition, the portrait format has a ratio of 3:4, but it is great fun to take photos in such environments with such restrictions and still face the challenge of achieving appealing photography as a result. 10 of these pictures will soon be part of an art book, each in combination with a larger print on art paper.
Instructions:
First, let the plant grow, then produce a plaster mask of your own face and sew the scarf. Finally, take a polaroid of the staging :-)