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Hello everyone! Just re-discovered my old polaroid camera which is 20 years old! With a little bit of research I found that the Impossible Project are now making polaroid films so I thought I would give it a try. Mind you I haven't taken a shot with this camera in around 18 years so I was a little bit lost at first. I thought I got all the dust speckles of the rollers and lens but I can still see a few and I moved the camera whilst taking the shot hence the slight blur!
I scanned this into my PC with my Canon scanner but lost a lot of the colour from the shot. Re-scanned and it happened again. So I added some colour in Picmonkey www.picmonkey.com.
Not the greatest shot in the world but I guess it's ok for a first polaroid shot and hopefully I will learn from this initial experience and be able to take better photos with my polaroid camera.
This is my Kodak Retina Reflex IV collection. I love these old cameras! Still works but I am yet to develop the film. I'm about half way through!! :-)
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Had a lovely time with Melanie and Mike this afternoon at their outdoor wedding in Mt. Clemens. The sun broke through just at the end of the ceremony and we got some great shots in.
Rock & Roll LIVES!
Had a lovely time with Melanie and Mike this afternoon at their outdoor wedding in Mt. Clemens. The sun broke through just at the end of the ceremony and we got some great shots in.
Rock & Roll LIVES!
in the couch. 9 pens, 3 pencils, 1 business cards, chapstick, nail clippers, a nail file, penny, 2 nails, a bracelet, and a metal disc
which we are sadly getting rid of :( very sad but we have to finally admit that (after 4+ years of trying) it really doesn't fit in our house . . .quite literally it is way too long for any of our narrow rooms.