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It was impossible for me to get across the Michigan Avenue bridge to be part of the Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup parade and rally directly. So I watched the end of the parade and the rally from the 22nd floor balcony of Tribune Tower.
Reports estimate the crowd at two million people. The skies were filled with confetti.
Model: Cherry
Place: National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
Photographer: Me
Image Editor: Me
Taken:January 24th, 2009
Model: Cherry
Place: National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
Photographer: Me
Image Editor: Me
Taken:January 24th, 2009
Breaking laws of physics a coin i drop in a 2p machine travels 30 cm down the shaft and rests on a curved pin.....
I have no idea how i managed to pull this off... maybe i should be on Heroes
A perception of reality is challenged in this overhead reflection of pedestrians at the North Carolina Museum of Art.
Last full day in New York. Went to Impossible to get some film. This will probably be the only sticker I will consider putting on my car (I would, right?). I didn't shoot as much as I thought I would for my freelance assignments. I definitely ate well though. :) Going to a CMJ show and then back in Seattle before noon tomorrow!
L'achitrave è retto da 3 colonne o da 2 pilastri?
Scopritelo coprendo con la mano la parte bassa o la parte alta del monumento.
Institut für Augenoptik - Aalen
A collection of 6 images from the 8 shot using a vintage (but new to me) Polaroid Spirit 600 CL instant camera loaded with The Impossible Project's PX680 Color Shade | First Flush film.
We headed to our local beach right opposite the Isle of Wight and popped off the entire pack in 30 mins. I have a feeling this could get expensive.
The images were scanned and cropped to the size of the print - the classic Polaroid white border is exactly how it was scanned rather than added in Photoshop. There is no post-production or enhancement to any of the colours. Close up, you can still see developing artefacts and in the images at bottom left and right, classic polaroid developing faults (which I love - until they end up in the middle of someone's face).
I've got more film (and maybe cameras) on the way. Along with my Polaroid GL10 printer, I've rediscovered my love of instant photography. I love digital photography for its instant results, but Polaroid was doing this decades ago!
My first shot with the Impossible PX600 film. Too much light hit it when it was developing (because I wanted to watch it!) - but I'm still in love. =)
Impossible Foods burgers || taken August 13, 2018 with Huawei Nexus 6P and at 4.67, ¹⁄₈₀ sec at f/2.0 with 0 EV, ISO 361 || Copyright 2016 Stephen T. Shankland
This was for a University assignment which required me to create caricatures for Alexandr Rodchenko and Jean Shrimpton and a conversation they may have.