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I would like to thank mfrenchie for letting me take photos of her kids. All. The.Time.
And Impossible for supporting this.
They are my muses. if that is indeed a word.
“The Impossible Dream”
71000 ‘Duke of Gloucester’ seen departing Crewe & at Rednal with the BR Standard Class 8 Steam Locomotive Trust members train.
8th October 2025.
“The Impossible Dream”
71000 ‘Duke of Gloucester’ seen departing Crewe & at Rednal with the BR Standard Class 8 Steam Locomotive Trust members train.
8th October 2025.
Shot with a Mint SLR670m on Impossible 2.0 600 black and white film. Scanned and tweaked in Pixelmator
Steve Ting Photography © 2015
Kamera: Leica IIIc (1946) IIIf upgraded
Linse: Voigtländer Snapshot-Skopar 25mm f/4
Film: Cinestill BWXX (Kodak 5222) @ ISO 400
Kjemi: Xtol (stock / 16 min. @ 21°C)
Cameras. Billings, Montana.
Kevin Dooley's Pan-American Trek using Google Street View, printed on Impossible Project Color 600 instant film with the Instant Lab Universal photo printer.
''Tell them all I know now
Shout it from the roof tops
Write it on the sky line
All we had is gone now
Tell them I was happy
And my heart is broken
All my scars are open
Tell them what I hoped would be
Impossible'' ~ James Arthur
www.erikschepers.com/architecture/impossible-symmetric-ar...
Images of impossible symmetric architecture. Inspired by modern cities, I’ve created these impossible symmetric images of buildings hanging in the sky. Soporific & exciting architecture alike, become intricate structures of concrete and glass. Sometimes they turn out looking like a spaceship, sometimes the image is completely abstract. I leave it too your own imagination to find the spaceship amongst them.
new exhibit opening in the NYC Space on 12/15/10 featuring portraits taken with PUSH and PX600 UV+ film.
{ photo above by the talented Rommel }
Remember M.C.Escher?
What you see is the celebration hall of the columbiadamm cemetery in Berlin, Germany. If you speak german, then you find additional information about the cemetery here.
See where the photo was taken at maps.yuan.cc/.
Pachuca, Hildago.
Kevin Dooley's Pan-American Trek using Google Street View, printed on Impossible Project Color 600 instant film with the Instant Lab Universal photo printer.
An impossible love
Charaxes athamas and Charaxes jalysus interlacing their proboscis while puddling in the middle of a road
For as long as I can remember Lewis Carroll and the Wonderland world that he created have inspired me. Something about the idea of an upside down world existing just beyond our grasp has always intrigued me.
Years ago when I moved to the UK, I had a bit of serendipitous fate when I found that I'd moved to a town where Lewis Carroll lived, died, and was buried. I spent many days walking in his footsteps, soaking up the views and energy that he would have been in a hundred plus years prior.
Earlier this week I looked out the window and saw some incredible fog blanketing the woods and decided to take my Wonderland inspiration and create this piece, a visual representation of the impossible things that Lewis Carroll created.