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A while back a group of photographers were selected to test some of the experimental new film from The Impossible Project. I was honored to be one of them. Here are a few of my shots from those packs. Keep in mind, this is not the final film, only test batches.
I'm really happy this day has arrived. It's been a long time since Dave Bias and I started Save Polaroid and now he and his girlfriend Anne Bowerman work for Impossible. I'm so happy for them and for the photographers who will get to continue to use instant film. But I'm especially happy for those who have never used it but now can because the impossible was achieved.
Poem.
Ethereal, mystical, other- worldly, fantastic.
The low patchwork of clouds rise from the warmer evening waters and shroud this western fringe in a grey veil of gentle, fading light.
Like scattered stars Tobermory’s street lights pierce the gloom of its south-facing hills.
The dying embers of a setting sun back-light the peaks of Ardnamurchan.
Everywhere, indigo-blue-grey hills delineate a timeless silhouetted beauty as a golden sky fades into the death-throes of night.
The wooded hills south of Mull’s capital march like soldiers down to the multi-coloured houses of Main Street much loved by children under its pseudonym of Balamory.
Colours now lost in the impending gloom.
Down to a bay bristling with legends of stricken Spanish galleons and sunken treasure, near an island blessed with serenity, where the wonder of wildlife dominates, to the delight of us, the human spectators.
Easily my favorite Polaroid photo. I was doing the "country boy" pose on my 1995 Geo Tracker, hours before I sold it. I drove the car for 13 years, and it was rusting apart. The frame busted (and I was still driving it), but I decided to sell it for parts. In the background is the World's Largest M, near Platteville, Wisconsin. This photo taken with a Polaroid One with Impossible film.
It's impossible not to notice his hat… so colorful and artistic!! AND what's more? That day, I bumped into the same hat TWICE… what an exciting encounter!! ^^
Polaroid Spectra
Impossible Project film
The Galata Tower and the shoreline of Galata and Karaköy (Black Village) at the confluence of the Golden Horn (Haliç, in Turkish) and the Bosporus, with the modern Galata Köprüsü (Bridge) crossing the Golden Horn, so called because at sunset the setting sun in the west, turns the waters golden.
A panoramic view of Sydney's Manly Beach, seen reflected at low tide; the reflected image obviosly far clearer than possible in the real world. A submission to Sliderts Sunday.
NIKON D750 + 24.0-70.0 mm f/2.8 @ 56 mm, 1/2 sec at f/8, ISO 100
www.rc.au.net/blog/2015/11/29/impossible-reflections/
© Rodney Campbell
SX-70
Impossible Project SX-70 film lighten/darken central
The column erected to the victory of Claudius II Gothicus (268-270), over the Goths at the Battle of Naissus.
What does it take to measure the speed of light...
Finally decided to go on an adventure mood, climbing all over the pedestrian bridge and than thanks to the Govt. for putting these yellowish / orangish street lights that just gives a sense of cars on fire perhaps Mission Impossible!!!
Hope you love it!!!
Best viewed with black background:
Work made for slashTHREE art pack: "order vs chaos". It's about slashTHREE logo deconstruction/construction into an impossible like structure.
"Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. ” (Lewis Carroll).
Yes, today instead I sing a part of a song I put a sentence :)
Freedom for a while! Yeah! No class anymore. Today I did my test at the English course and it was quite good, let's wait for the results, ooh Gosh, I'm looking forward to them.
Anyway, I would like to photograph, but I I really need a good place, but there is nowhere to go here, the way is take photos at home (I am tired of it.) This is the reason I have not been here all the time, uploading photos.
Oooh I got tagged by Nikita <3. I'm not good with words, but I will try.
Ten Things I Wish I Could Say To People:
1. woow! I have to say this thing first... peeeeople you are amazing! These days I've seen your photos for a looooong time and I am amazed with all! Wow, congratulations! You are incredible! <3
2. Please, take care of this planet. If we don't take care of it, where are you going to live in the future? This is our home, guys. You destroy all the things you see. Come on! Wake up! Nature is dying.
3. Why are you like this? uugh! You change all the time. When will I know the time that I can trust you?
4. Don't be spoiled. Don't. You are going to annoy me, ok?
5. You should know that sometimes I need a time, all for myself. Time that I can be out of my real life, of my routine, a time that I really need to forget you and be on my own.
6. Can you stop it? I don't like, I feel embarrassed.
7. Why do I have to decide these things? I am not feeling ok with this, I do not like the situation, it's boring and everytime I think this I want to cry.
8. Are you seriously? Do I have to decide that? Really? No, I can't believe! I know all my life I've complaining about most of those people, but I would like to finish a part of my life with who made me change, taught me things, made me laugh and also made me love them. <3 However, I need to think about my future, of course.
9. you don't know, but I am too sensitive. Sometimes I try to hide for not to suffer, but I can't hide it, I am so transparent.
10. I looooove you, mom and dad. You are my life and I am really nothing without you.
<3
These three, along with me always made a good showing when it came to the pub quizzes!
On the left is my love Niccy, who is lucky enough to be married to me! In the middle is Barrie, who is from Florida and used to be a monorail pilot at Disneyworld! On the right is Ange, who is from right outside Atlanta and is as Southern as Southern can be!
We met Barrie and Ange on board when they asked us to join in a trivia quiz game. We made a solid 50% showing in the quiz and a 100% showing in meeting new friends!
We were all out on deck this night hoping to see a flyover of the ISS. Unfortunately the clouds and the fading light (along with some questionable calculations on the time differences) made it impossible but we gave it the old college try for sure!
These ladies were a lot of fun and made the trip that much more enjoyable. With any luck we'll run into them on another cruise and if we don't we'll certainly be looking them both up when we get our RV.
I had to use the onboard flash on this shot since the sun was on their backs and their faces were in shadow. Little bit of crop and a little bit of clone but the color is all Canon!
Don't you know how you're feeling?
Breathe in.
Reach out.
The ocean swells.
The ocean keeps me safe.
Don't you know how you're feeling?
Don't you think it's been long enough?
Open your mind before the impossible consumes us all.
- TesseracT
Photographing a sunrise in Florida, far removed from what my life used to be, was an impossibility just three short weeks ago. Life can surprise you in the most amazing ways.
An illustration for The Impossible Brief book. You can read about the project at www.theimpossiblebrief.com/.
I was assigned with this idea: Stage an alien invasion, simultaneously taking control of both Israeli and Palestinian territories in a menacing threatening fashion. History proves that a common enemy often unifies divided groups. by Peter Hvid of Blue Hive, UK.